Cannons, the indie-pop trio from L.A., is finally back with their highly anticipated fifth album, "Everything Glows," set to drop on March 27. To give fans a taste of what's to come, the band will play a sold-out show at the iconic Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles and release a new single, "Starlight," ahead of the album's release date.
The album marks a significant comeback for Cannons after the lead vocalist Michelle Joy suffered a string of personal setbacks, including anemia, surgery, and a divorce. However, instead of letting these challenges hold her back, Joy credits "Everything Glows" as a reflection of how she has rebuilt her life. The album is a testament to her resilience and a celebration of finding light in the darkest moments.
"What 'Everything Glows' finds beauty in moments that feel messy or unresolved," the band tells Rolling Stone. "The songs move through longing, memory, and late nights, but always return to light, a feeling we wanted to introduce with our new single, 'Starlight.'"
The album is a group effort, with all three musicians coming together to create something special during Joy's recovery period. The result is 16 tracks that were pared down to the 11 songs on "Everything Glows." The band's chemistry and camaraderie shine through in every song, showcasing their growth as artists and individuals.
In support of the new album, Cannons will embark on a North American tour, co-headlining with Bob Moses. The tour kicks off just days after the album's release date, giving fans a chance to experience the band's new music live and see them perform "Starlight" for the first time.
With "Everything Glows," Cannons is back and better than ever, promising an album that will resonate with anyone who has ever felt the pain of heartbreak, loss, or uncertainty. Get ready to bask in the glow of their latest creation and experience the band's unique blend of indie-pop magic at its finest.
The album marks a significant comeback for Cannons after the lead vocalist Michelle Joy suffered a string of personal setbacks, including anemia, surgery, and a divorce. However, instead of letting these challenges hold her back, Joy credits "Everything Glows" as a reflection of how she has rebuilt her life. The album is a testament to her resilience and a celebration of finding light in the darkest moments.
"What 'Everything Glows' finds beauty in moments that feel messy or unresolved," the band tells Rolling Stone. "The songs move through longing, memory, and late nights, but always return to light, a feeling we wanted to introduce with our new single, 'Starlight.'"
The album is a group effort, with all three musicians coming together to create something special during Joy's recovery period. The result is 16 tracks that were pared down to the 11 songs on "Everything Glows." The band's chemistry and camaraderie shine through in every song, showcasing their growth as artists and individuals.
In support of the new album, Cannons will embark on a North American tour, co-headlining with Bob Moses. The tour kicks off just days after the album's release date, giving fans a chance to experience the band's new music live and see them perform "Starlight" for the first time.
With "Everything Glows," Cannons is back and better than ever, promising an album that will resonate with anyone who has ever felt the pain of heartbreak, loss, or uncertainty. Get ready to bask in the glow of their latest creation and experience the band's unique blend of indie-pop magic at its finest.
for their new album "Everything Glows"!!! It's been a wild ride for lead vocalist Michelle Joy, but she's come out stronger on the other side 
. The way they've woven together her personal struggles into the music is actually really beautiful 
. I love how it's not just a generic comeback album, but a true reflection of her growth and resilience 
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. You can tell there's so much chemistry and camaraderie between them, which is what makes their music so special 
. I'm obsessed with the new single "Starlight" already 
! The title really captures the vibe of the album, you know? It's all about finding light in the darkest moments 
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. Mark my words, "Everything Glows" is gonna be a CLASSIC 
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They've been through some tough stuff with Michelle Joy but it sounds like she's come out even stronger on the other side 
They've been gone for what feels like forever and Michelle Joy has just been going through so much, but she's BACK and better than ever 
The idea that music can be this powerful tool for healing and growth is just so beautiful 
plus bob moses as co-headliner is a total win