Claud Me and the Music is Brooklyn singer-songwriter-producer Claud Mintz’s third studio album, due 23 October 2026 on Dead Oceans. The ten-track set follows 2023’s Supermodels; new single “I Owe You” arrived 17 September 2026 alongside a 2027 North American headline run billed as Claud and the Music / Claud and the Live Music. If you need the album date, tracklist outline, or tour on-sale windows, this ADVANCE Music guide sticks to Dead Oceans’ release page and 17 September news post plus Exclaim!’s dated itinerary.
Album date, producers, and tracklist spine
Dead Oceans lists the release as 10.23.26. The label bio frames an emotional turn from the heavier Supermodels toward songs that stay sincere without losing playfulness. Claud and John Congleton produce; Jack Antonoff is named as a publishing mentor who pushed Claud to claim the producer role. Collaborators cited on the release page include Hank Heaven and Annie DiRusso (title-track session at Electric Lady; also “She Doesn’t Love Me”) and a reunion with Dan Nigro on “The Legend.”
Side A / Side B spine published by Dead Oceans: Gay Witchcraft; Just Kidding; The Legend; She Doesn’t Love Me; The Reach; Spells and Fortune Tellers; I Owe You; I’m Too Sensitive; Me and the Music. (Label copy describes ten songs; confirm final digital track count on streaming services at release.)
Singles: She Doesn’t Love Me and I Owe You
Lead single “She Doesn’t Love Me” is positioned by Dead Oceans as a bittersweet anthem—yacht-rock intent meeting Congleton’s push to “honour the song.” Follow-up “I Owe You” (17 September 2026) is the dream-pop love song Dead Oceans calls the album’s true devotion track; Claud compares it as an older sibling to earlier ode “Soft Spot.” A visualizer credits Luke Alexander (direction/animation) with producers Eric Weiner & Gabby Sibilska and co-producer Lucy Dunning.
People also ask: when does the 2027 Claud tour go on sale?
Dead Oceans (17 September 2026) announces the 2027 Claud and the Music headline tour with artist presale 22 September 10:00 local and general sale 25 September 10:00 local via claud.online. Exclaim! publishes the early itinerary: 18 Feb Boston (Brighton Music Hall), 19 Feb Brooklyn (The Sultan Room), 20 Feb Washington, D.C. (The Atlantis), 22 Feb Toronto (Drake Underground), 24 Feb Chicago (Schubas), then California, Pacific Northwest, and New England dates through mid-March (Portland ME, Portsmouth NH, North Adams / Mass MoCA). Treat venue names as Exclaim!/label-stated—re-check claud.online if a market shifts.
Why the record matters in Claud’s arc
Dead Oceans’ Shaad D’Souza bio notes Claud’s first two albums circled one situationship; the title track’s line about the “last song I let you ruin” marks a reset. Shelly (with Clairo, Noa Getzug, Josh Mehling) remains context for Claud’s collaborative lane—not a replacement for this solo album cycle. Dual-geo listeners searching “Claud new album” in the US and “Claud Dead Oceans” / tour cities in Canada should still land on Me and the Music as the primary entity.
Dual-geo keywords and update path
Primary keyword Claud Me and the Music covers album-intent queries; secondary hooks are “I Owe You,” Congleton, and 2027 tour city names. After 23 October, refresh the tracklist H2 with chart/streaming debut facts and any bonus cuts; after February 2027 openers, add setlist notes without cannibalising a separate live review slug.
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Sources: Dead Oceans — Me and the Music release page; Dead Oceans news 17 Sept 2026 (I Owe You + tour); Exclaim!, Karlie Rogers, 17 Sept 2026 (tour dates).