Poppy has just announced her brand-new seventh studio album, Empty Hands.
The follow-up to 2024’s Negative Spaces will arrive on January 23, 2026 via Sumerian Records, and according to a press release it’ll feature ‘industrial elements, pop sensibilities and moments that call back to Poppy’s surrealist roots with her signature uncanny, machine-like voice’.
She’s previewing what’s to come with heavy, Jordan Fish-produced single Bruised Sky, which she first debuted live in September and has already performed across North America. If you weren’t at any of those special shows, though, you can check it out now.
Take a look at the Empty Hands album cover:
Catch Poppy live at the following next year:
Constantly Nowhere 2026 tour
March
4 Glasgow Galvanizers SWG3
6 Manchester O2 Ritz
8 Birmingham O2 Institute
9 Bristol Electric
10 London Roundhouse
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Posted on November 12th 2025, 6:00p.m.
