Incubus: Last News

Incubus‘ Brandon Boyd has shared a promising update on the band’s next album – see what he had to say below.Speaking to Flux FM and transcribed by The PRP, Boyd spoke about the band’s next record, which will mark their first in eight years since 2017’s ‘8’. While the band have yet to officially announce the album, Boyd has revealed that the record was completed earlier this year.Boyd shared: “We actually finished the album, I guess about, a little over two months ago.

Incubus have announced which artist will be joining them as a special guest for their upcoming show at The O2.The London gig was announced last November and comes as part of their ongoing 20th anniversary celebrations for the album ‘Morning View’.Now, frontman Brandon Boyd and co. have confirmed that Paris Jackson will be joining them as support on the night.The actor, model and musician began making a name for herself in the music industry after sharing her debut solo album ‘Wilted’ back in 2020.

Incubus have announced a huge show at London’s O2 arena as part of their ongoing 20th anniversary celebrations for their album ‘Morning View’. Find all ticket information below.In August, the band began their US ‘Morning View’ arena tour, which saw them perform their seminal 2001 album of the same name in its entirety, along with other hits from throughout their career.Now, they’ve announced they’ll be bringing it to the UK, with a special show at the O2 Arena on April 26 2025.

Incubus have kicked off their ‘Morning View’ tour across North America – here’s what they performed.Last week, Incubus began their North American trek of the ‘Morning View’ tour, during which they’ll perform their seminal 2001 album of the same name in its entirety, along with other hits from throughout their career.To begin, Brandon Boyd and co. performed ‘Morning View’ from start to finish, and in chronological order, beginning with ‘Nice To Know You’ before moving on to other iconic tracks like ‘Wish You Were Here’ and ‘Are You In?’.Once the band were done performing ‘Morning View’, they moved on to play their biggest hits taken off other albums.

Incubus might not be checking social media that often, given the guest appearance they brought out at a concert over the weekend. Last Friday (October 6), the rock band celebrated 23 years of their 2001 Morning View.

Incubus staged a special concert at the Hollywood Bowl during which they performed their seminal 2001 album ‘Morning View’ in its entirety.During the show, Incubus brought out pop star Lizzo to perform ‘Aqueous Transmission’ off the record, for which she provided support on the flute. Watch the moment below.Elsewhere during their performance of ‘Morning View’, Incubus played old songs like ‘Blood on the Ground’, ‘Have You Ever’, and ‘Under My Umbrella’ for the first time in a decade.

Incubus are set to re-record their seminal 2001 album ‘Morning View’.The new version of the record titled ‘Morning View XXIII’, will be released on October 6 via the band’s new label, Virgin Music.They are also set to support its release with a show at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl on the same day, where they will perform ‘Morning View’ in full. Support will come from Paris Jackson and Action Bronson – you can find tickets here.“We are excited to partner up with Virgin to release Morning View XXIII, and we can’t wait to perform it live for the fans at The Hollywood Bowl,” Incubus frontman Brandon Boyd said in a statement.

One of the most talked-about scenes in Netflix’s hit drama BEEF came at the end of episode three when the Oscar-nominated actor Steven Yeun revealed his impressive chops as a singer and guitarist with an acoustic cover of the early ’00s alt-rock hit “Drive” by Incubus. Viewers of the show only got a brief snippet of Yeun’s version, but now a studio version is out via BEEF: The Bonus Tracks, a new collection of music from the show.

Incubus have announced that they will be performing two headline shows in the UK later this year. Check out dates and ticket details below.The two upcoming gigs will take place at London’s Eventim Apollo on June 23 and the following day in Cornwall.

Mad Cool festival have unveiled the final line-up for this year’s iteration, spearheaded by the addition of new headliner Incubus.The ‘Drive’ rockers join as one of three acts set to close out the third day of the five-day festival (Friday July 8), headlining alongside Muse and Alt-J. They replace Queens Of The Stone Age, who according to a post on social media, have pulled out “for reasons beyond the control of the festival organisation”.A total of 19 acts were added to the line-up, including the likes of Don Broco, CL and NOISY.

Incubus have announced a UK headline tour set to take place at arenas across the country this autumn – find ticket information below.Kicking off at Birmingham’s O2 Academy on September 28, the four-date tour includes two performances at London’s Royal Albert Hall, with the other shows taking place in Manchester and Birmingham.The announcement comes a little under two weeks since the band revealed their plans for a US headline tour, beginning this July with Sublime With Rome and The Aquadolls in support.Incubus will commence that stretch on July 24 in West Palm Beach, Florida, undertaking an additional 24 shows across the country that wraps up on September 28 in Cula Vista, California.Tickets for the UK tour go on sale at 9:00am GMT on March 30 – get tickets here.BIRMINGHAM, LONDON, MANCHESTER see you in October ⚡️⚡️⚡️https://t.co/Mm8nVDN10b pic.twitter.com/YgfwjqtrSB— Incubus (@IncubusBand) March 25, 2022SEPTEMBER 2020 Wednesday 28 – Birmingham, O2 Academy Thursday 29 – London, Royal Albert Hall Friday 30 – London, Royal Albert HallOCTOBER 2020 Sunday 2 – Manchester, O2 ApolloLast year, Brandon Boyd and co. celebrated the 20th anniversary of their seminal fourth studio album ‘Morning View’, marking the occasion by returning to the Malibu beach house where it was written and recorded for a livestream concert of the record performed in its entirety.Incubus’ most recent release was 2020’s ‘Trust Fall (Side B)’ EP, a follow-up to 2017’s ‘8’.

Brandon Boyd has shared a new animated video for his latest single, ‘A Better Universe’ – you can watch it below.Produced by John Congleton, the rousing new track is the fourth to be lifted from the Incubus frontman’s upcoming new solo album, ‘Echoes And Cocoons’.In a statement explaining the inspiration behind ‘A Better Universe’, Boyd said: “Did you ever encounter someone so far gone in their malignant narcissism and self aggrandizing, self assured egomania that all you could do was take a deep breath and walk away? Of course you have, you see a potential ‘them’ in the mirror each day.“Have you ever wished that that ‘someone’ would die? Would that even solve the problem? For if they found an audience so eager and ready to glutton themselves on the message, could it not be argued that there will be yet another wolf in wolf’s clothing waiting in the wings to rush in and fill that void? I found myself in the teeth of this dilemma recently and I struggled with the ethical problem that was clinging to its heels. Then, shortly after locking horns with this philosophical bull, I met the person whom I’d come to this unfortunate impasse with in a dream.”Boyd then went on to quote some of the song’s lyrics: “I met you in a dream, and in the dream you died/ I slow danced on your grave, and I got all teary eyed/ I woke up with a smile, wiped the tears away/ I wished that it were real/ So it goes, so I’ll say, I’m sorry but it’s a better universe without you in it/ Did you read the book or did you just see the movie?/ Every breath you take is just a waste of air.”“Do I wish ill upon my fomenter? I do not.

Incubus‘ Brandon Boyd has announced the release of a new solo single entitled ‘Pocket Knife’.The forthcoming track, which is set to arrive on November 19, is the lead single from Boyd’s new album ‘Echoes And Cocoons’. The follow-up to 2013’s ‘Sons Of The Sea’ is produced by Grammy Award-winning producer and engineer John Congleton.Discussing the album in a recent interview with NME, Boyd said: “It’s really cool.

Incubus are in the midst of celebrating the 20th anniversary of their fourth album ‘Morning View’, and frontman Brandon Boyd has spoken to NME about the making of the seminal record.Today (October 23), marks 20 years since the band released the record, and to celebrate they are heading back to the Malibu beach house where it was written and recorded for a livestream concert of the record performed in its entirety.Speaking on the initial decision to record the album in the house on Morning View Drive in Malibu, Boyd told NME that the band, who were used to recording in “windless padded rooms,” wanted to be free from distractions during the recording process.“We made the decision to not make our next album in a traditional setting so we

Incubus are set to celebrate the 20th anniversary of ‘Morning View’ with a livestream concert.On October 23, the group will return to the same location where they wrote the album to mark the anniversary.From this location – Morning View in Malibu, California – the group will then perform a full rendition of the record live, in its entirety.A statement added: “This online exclusive show will be a unique and intimate experience as the band relives the magic they created that summer in Malibu two decades ago.”Celebrate the 20th anniversary of Morning View w/ us as we perform the album in its entirety on October 23rd, from Morning View in Malibu, CA.