Frog are officially back with the release of their latest record Frog for Sale. Available for pre-order now via Bandcamp, including their latest single, Je Ne Sais Pas. The release serves as their third album in just over a year!

Highly acclaimed with past features from Pitchfork, Stereogum, Bandcamp Daily, Talkhouse, WFUV, and KEXP, the New York duo has made a return you don’t want to miss. To hear more from them soon, you can pre-save their latest single Dark Out,  releasing April 3rd. 

If the live scene is more your style, Frog has you covered. The US tour begins on April 17th, along with their first UK show since 2016, and they can’t wait to see you.

• April 17th – Elsewhere, Brooklyn, NY
• April 18th – WRBB Prom, United Parish, Brookline, MA
• April 19th – Underground Arts, Philadelphia, PA
• April 20th – Black Cat, Washington, D.C.
• April 22nd – Cannery Hall, Nashville, TN
• April 23rd – Thalia Hall, Chicago, IL
• April 24th – Grog Shop, Cleveland, OH
• April 25th – West Art, Lancaster, PA
• April 26th – Tufts University, Boston, MA (students only)
• September 19th – The Oslo, London, UK

Audio Antihero Artists on the Road

In addition to Frog, there’s opportunities to catch several other Audio Antihero artists live in the near future.

Tiberus has announced a solo tour for April:

• April 21st – Washington, D.C.
• April 22nd – Philadelphia, PA
• April 23rd – New York, NY
• April 24th – Montclair, NJ
• April 25th – Somerville, MA

Avery Friedman is opening for Chloe Southern in Brooklyn tonight (March 28th).

Leilani Patao is playing for the Mi Tlalli fundraiser in Brooklyn on April 11th.

The Noisy is opening for WALLICE in Philadelphia on April 20th.

After playing with Lucy Dacus (including a support slot for Billie Eilish), Tim Minchin, and Good Neighbours in 2025, Jeni Magaña (aka Magana) recently played bass on Mitski’s Nothing’s About to Happen to Me album, and is currently performing with her on tour, which has included a session for NPR and an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.