It’s an ode to the joy that comes from loving and supporting one another unconditionally.

“It’s also about extending this sentiment to another who might desire this same sort of freedom, but needs a little encouragement. “‘Feel Good’ is about allowing oneself to be confident and unrestrained in regard to whatever makes them feel good, be it emotionally, physically, or beyond,” Denée explained. “Feel Good” is one of two tracks on the LP to incorporate lyrics and vocals from Ty’s wife, Denée Segall. The album distinguishes itself from the Segall catalog with extra-punctuated parts that slam into the ears, a calculated continuity. Harmonizer, Segall’s first new album since 2019, arrived via Drag City on digital services earlier this month. Tickets for most shows go on sale this Friday, August 20 at 12 p.m. Analog signals from the Teragram Ballroom transmit the blunt-force traumpact of The Freedom Band in full bloom, upending numbers from the Segall discography and. Ty is currently slated to close out the tour next July with visits to Minneapolis, Denver and Salt Lake City. It’s back to the road in June for stops in Tucson, New Orleans, Asheville, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston and Cleveland.

Ty and his band then begin 2022 with a West Coast excursion spanning January 31 – February 9 that includes performances in Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, Portland (Oregon), Vancouver, Seattle and Sonoma (California).

Segall will end 2021 with a five-night New Year’s Run at The Chapel in San Francisco December 27 – 31.

Ty segall tour dates 2021