Maren Morris
D R E A M S I C L E
Columbia
Released 05/09/25

  
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Maren Morris has unveiled her fourth studio album D R E A M S I C L E, the follow-up to 2022’s Humble Quest. Preceded by the official singles “People Still Show Up,” “Carry Me Through” and “Bed No Breakfast,” the album will be supported by Morris’ forthcoming world tour which commences July 12th in Quebec City and concludes November 20th in Copenhagen.

“D R E A M S I C L E is a love letter to myself,” Morris explains in an official statement. “We deserve to be loved the same way we worked so hard to love ourselves. We don’t have to stay stuck, we don’t have to feign being “fine” for fear of looking ungrateful, we don’t have to be thankful for crumbs…I broke a lot of cycles in my life to make this album and I didn’t back down on what I wanted to share. These songs capture what happens before, during and after loss, and though that path isn’t linear, it’s necessary to shift into the person I was always going to become. I’m so proud of my work here and I hope listeners find their healing in my own.”

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