For the entirety of his three-decade career, Kevin Devine has been an artist of great multiplicity.

Through his work as a solo artist, leader of the Goddamn Band, and collaborator in Bad Books

with Manchester Orchestra’s Andy Hull and Robert McDowell, Devine’s music is defined by its

ability to inhabit extremes: gentle and furious, personal and global, abstract and deeply

grounded. This range and emotional honesty have become his hallmark, taking him not only to

stages like the Ryman Auditorium, Red Rocks, Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, Austin City Limits, and

Coachella, but also to living rooms and basement clubs around the world, with audiences

hanging on every life-affirming, heartbreaking, wryly comic, disarming lyric.

Those listeners have grown alongside Devine across nearly a dozen studio albums, countless

EPs, cover projects, and split releases – atop beds of fuzzed-out power pop, brash noise rock,

delicate folk, and angular indie, teeming with ruminations on anxiety, fatherhood, identity, and

survival in a chaotic world. For the past six years, he has cultivated a vibrant, direct connection

with fans through his Patreon, offering an intimate window into his creative process via exclusive

songs, podcasts, livestreams, and behind-the-scenes content. His newest 7", featuring

“Laughing In The Ambulance Again” and “God Is In the Numbers,” continues his career-length

dedication to self-excavated truth-telling, delivered with trademark razor-sharp clarity and

conscience