YOUNG THE GIANT Releases New Album ‘Victory Garden’

Multi-platinum band Young the Giant have released their highly anticipated new album, Victory Garden. Produced by Brendan O’Brien (Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, AC/DC, Pearl Jam) and Young the Giant, and written by the band collectively, the project is both ambitiously universal and deeply personal. Victory Garden asserts hope and connection as acts of quiet resistance, cultivating radical empathy and optimism in the face of an uncertain world. The album marks the band’s first full-length release since 2022’s American Bollywood. Different Kind Of Love, the lead single from Victory Garden, debuted as the #1 most-added track at Alternative Radio in its first week, quickly climbing the charts to currently sit in the Top 5 at Mediabase Alternative. The band followed with songs Bitter Fruit and Already There. “Victory Garden is an album about radical empathy, the struggle of life over death, love over fear; lessons learned from seeing this increasingly difficult life through the eyes of our children,” the band shared. “Victory gardens were created for local communities to increase food supply while war was raging. Our album also strives to galvanize the community through thoughtful action. In an age that vacillates between escapism and hopelessness, Victory Garden is an ode to all that is human and beautiful. Radical empathy, in these times, is its own form of resistance.” The official music video for Evergreen (directed by George Gallardo Kattah) is also out now. The band has also announced the continuation of their Victory Garden World Tour, adding shows across the UK and Europe to hit major markets including London, Amsterdam, Berlin, Glasgow, and Copenhagen. Victory Garden comes to life on the road beginning May 24 in Las Vegas, NV and continues across North America through August, before Europe and the UK later this year. The extensive run of arena and amphitheater shows will feature support from Cold War Kids, almost monday, and KennyHoopla, with Cold War Kids also celebrating the 20th anniversary of their debut album Robbers & Cowards.