John Carpenter Shares New Single “Angel’s Asylum”, Expands US Tour, ‘Lost Themes II’ out 4.15 via Sacred Bones‏

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Following the announcement of John Carpenter‘s forthcoming album Lost Themes II, out April 15th on Sacred Bones, and details of his first ever live performances, he is today pleased to share the album’s second single “Angel’s Asylum”.

With the title referencing the Asylum comic book series he created with his wife and film producer Sandy King, John Carpenter says: “Angel’s Asylum has a driving rock sound and is more reminiscent of my later work. We initially started writing it for the comic book and we liked it so much we decided to put it on the album.”

Listen to “Angel’s Asylum” via SoundCloud & YouTube

The recently announced live dates will be Carpenter’s first ever live performances and will see him take to the stage accompanied by his son Cody Carpenter, godson Daniel Davies and a full backing band, performing his classic film score themes and recent works from Lost Themes I and II.

“Angel’s Asylum” and first single “Distant Dream” are now available as instant downloads when preordering Lost Themes II on iTunes – click here to pre-order.

Tour Dates

5/30 – Copenhagen – DR Koncerthuset – Koncertsalen

6/02 – Barcelona – Primavera

6/14 – Seattle – Paramount
6/15 – Portland – Arlene Schnitzer
6/17 – Oakland – Fox Theatre
6/18 – Los Angeles – Orpheum
6/21 – Denver – Gothic Theatre
6/23 – Austin Moody Theatre @ ACL LIVE
6/24 – Dallas – Majestic Theater
7/03 – Ásbrú ATP – Iceland
7/06 – Neuchâtel – International Film Festival
7/08 – New York – Playstation Theatre
7/12 – Washington, DC – Lincoln Theatre
7/15 – Detroit – The Masonic Temple

8/26 – Turin – Today’s Festival

8/28/16 – Rome – Auditorium Parco Della Musica / Santa Cecilia Hall

10/28 – Manchester – Albert Hall
10/29 – Manchester – Albert Hall
10/31 – London – Troxy