London Grammar
The Greatest Love
Metal & Dust/Ministry of Sound
Released 09/13/24

  
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London Grammar have unveiled their fourth studio album The Greatest Love, the follow-up to 2021’s Californian Soil. The album is preceded by the official singles “House,” “Kind of Man,” “Into Gold,” “Fakest Bitch” and “You and I.”

“This album means more to me than words can express,” frontwoman Hannah Reid confides in an official statement. “I am eternally grateful that no matter what shapes my life, art continues to find me and define me. Getting to share it with others will always be our passion as a band. We hope you like it, and we hope you find your greatest love.”

“I feel more creative now than ever,” Reid explains to The Independent, referring to the recent birth of her first child. “It’s just so cliché, but it’s given me a new perspective on life and what I do for a living. I used to tie myself up in knots over the art that I would make. Now I don’t.”

To support The Greatest Love’s arrival, the band will embark upon an EU/UK arena tour that commences October 31st in Paris and concludes November 14th in London.

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