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Iron & Wine’s Hen’s Teeth is decidedly darker than its sibling album, admitting emotional ambiguity at every turn. Sam Beam knows that a lot can happen in the span of a single song, and here he leans ever further into the South’s musical traditions, surrounding himself with collaborators who double the vulnerability at the heart of his most open-hearted work in years.

With Stray Dogs, Hrishikesh Hirway opens a debut LP shaped by grief, memory, and the passage of time. The track — a gentle folk song co-written and performed with Iron & Wine’s Sam Beam — traces two packs: stray dogs in his mother’s Indian hometown and a group of teenage friends burning through a New Haven summer. Produced by Phil Weinrobe, In the Last Hour of Light arrives April 24th …

Iron & Wine returns with “Roses,” a haunting new single from the upcoming album Hen’s Teeth, out February 27th via Sub Pop. Featuring a hand-drawn animated video by Gaia Alari and backing vocals by Arden Beam, the track previews a “sibling record” to 2024’s Light Verse. Sam Beam kicks off an extensive international tour in support of the release this February.

Iron & Wine has announced the new album Hen’s Teeth, arriving February 27 via Sub Pop. A companion to 2024’s Light Verse, the record features collaborations with I’m With Her and Sam Beam’s daughter, Arden. Lead single “In Your Ocean” is out now with a video by Spencer Kelly, ahead of an extensive 2026 world tour starting in February.

Two exceptional bands, Calexico and Iron and Wine reunite for a new album “Years to Burn”. This 8-song release is more of a collaboration than their previous effort “In the Reins,” with layers of music and stories worthy of these musical explorers.

Calexico and Iron & Wine today announce ‘Years To Burn’, their first full–length album together. Listen to lead track “Father Mountain”. An extensive European tour has been announced for November.

Sub Pop and Iron & Wine will celebrate the 15th anniversary of Our Endless Numbered Days with the release of a newly remastered and expanded deluxe edition worldwide on March 22nd, 2019. Includes eight previously never before heard demos.

Iron & Wine share ingenious stop motion video by Rachel Blumberg for ‘Last Night’, taken from their Grammy-nominated album, Beast Epic. They return to the UK later this year to headline Black Deer Festival in Kent, as well as perform in Ireland and Glasgow.

For Beast Epic, his fourth solo release via Seattle’s Sub-Pop label, Iron & Wine returns to his introspective, confessional style with which he first made his name. It is the quieter more fragile moments that glow the brightest.

Iron & Wine shares video for “Thomas County Law” from Beast Epic, his forthcoming album due out August 25th on Sub Pop. The winsome and sly visual stars Sam Beam as a preacher preparing for a funeral service.

Iron & Wine will release Beast Epic, his first new material in over four years, on 25th August via Sub Pop. He has also delivered a video for the lead track, “Call It Dreaming,” which stars the singer and was directed by J. Austin Wilson. Watch it here.

Today Yep Roc will release the Digital Deluxe version of the Limited Edition CD of Tift Merritt’s Stitch of the World. It includes three bonus tracks including “Day He Died” featuring Sam Beam. Listen here.