Poppy Announces Seventh Studio Album 'Empty Hands', Shares New Single Bruised Sky
Thursday, 13 November 2025
Written by Jon Stickler
Photo: Hector Clark
Poppy has laid out plans for her seventh studio album.
The two-time Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter will release 'Empty Hands' through Sumerian Records on January 23, following up last year's 'Negative Spaces'. Although the full tracklist has not yet been unveiled, we know it'll include last month's single Unravel along with the newly shared Bruised Sky, one of her heaviest, most metal-infused tracks yet.
Produced and co-written by former Bring Me the Horizon member Jordan Fish, the new song showcases Poppy shifting between guttural growls and soaring clean vocals over metalcore guitars. Head below to view the song's dark and dystopian video, directed by Orie McGinness.
The genre-blurring artist recently put her own spin on Wham!'s Last Christmas, released in October as an early festive Spotify Singles treat. Prior to that, she collaborated with Amy Lee of Evanescence and Courtney LaPlante of Spiritbox for the single End Of You, and appeared on Babymetal's track From Me To U from their album 'Metal Forth'.
Fresh from supporting Linkin Park on the South American leg of their From Zero World Tour, Poppy will kick off her Constantly Nowhere Tour in January, hitting Australia before heading to Europe and the UK in the spring. Tickets are on sale now.
Poppy Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows
Tue January 20 2026 - BRISBANE Fortitude Music Hall
Wed January 21 2026 - SYDNEY UNSW Roundhouse
Thu January 22 2026 - MELBOURNE Forum Melbourne
Sat January 24 2026 - ADELAIDE Hindley Street Music Hall
Mon January 26 2026 - PERTH Metropolis
Wed March 04 2026 - GLASGOW SWG3
Fri March 06 2026 - MANCHESTER O2 Ritz
Sun March 08 2026 - BIRMINGHAM O2 Institute
Mon March 09 2026 - BRISTOL Electric Bristol
Tue March 10 2026 - LONDON Roundhouse
Sat March 14 2026 - COLOGNE Carlswerk Victoria (Germany)
Sun March 15 2026 - PARIS LOlympia (France)
Tue March 17 2026 - ZURICH Komplex 457 (Switzerland)
Wed March 18 2026 - MILAN Alcatraz (Italy)
Thu March 19 2026 - MUNICH Backstage Werk (Germany)
Sat March 21 2026 - VIENNA Gasometer (Austria)
Sun March 22 2026 - BUDAPEST Barba Negra (Hungary)
Tue March 24 2026 - PRAGUE SaSaZu (Czech Republic)
Wed March 25 2026 - BERLIN Huxleys Neue Welt (Germany)
Fri March 27 2026 - WARSAW Progresja (Poland)
Sun March 29 2026 - FRANKFURT Batschkapp (Germany)
Mon March 30 2026 - BRUSSELS Ancienne Belgique (Belgium)
Wed April 01 2026 - LUXEMBORG Den Atelier (Luxemborg)
Sat April 04 2026 - HAMBURG Grosse Freiheit 36 (Germany)
Sun April 05 2026 - COPENHAGEN Vega (Denmark)
Tue April 07 2026 - OSLO Sentrum Scene (Norway)
Wed April 08 2026 - STOCKHOLM Fallan (Sweden)
Fri April 10 2026 - HELSINKI House of Culture (Finland)
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