Haim will release their fourth album, I Quit, in June
Haim announced their fourth studio album, 'I Quit', at their first live show since 2023 on Wednesday (24.04.25).
The pop rock group – comprising sisters Este, Danielle and Alana Haim – recently returned with new singles 'Relationships' and 'Everybody's Trying To Figure Me Out' from their upcoming follow-up to 2020's 'Women in Music Pt. III'.
And during their first of two concerts at Los Angeles' indie venue The Bellwether - which has a capacity of just 1,500 - the trio teased the new LP, due on June 20.
As well as the album news, the girls brought out a very special guest, with pop sensation Addison Rae joining them to debut the new song, 'Blood on the Street'.
The girls will play the same venue on Thursday evening (24.04.25).
Alongside a poster for the shows, they shared to Instagram: "This is for everyone who's been there since day one.. we love you guys. Take me back. Los Angeles see you next week.'
Meanwhile, Danielle Haim recently revealed their latest single helped her come through "some hard times".
The 36-year-old musician took to Instagram to discuss the inspiration behind 'Everybody's Trying to Figure Me Out', revealing that she began penning the track after suffering a panic attack.
In a lengthy post, Danielle wrote: "This next song we will be releasing is my favorite song we've written in the last couple years :) writing it has gotten me through some hard times, and we felt this might be of some use to get our vibes right for this summer!
"I started writing this after a panic attack I had the night I got home from tour. I was very confused because I was SO SO SO happy about our incredible tour, but something about being alone with myself scared the s*** out of me. after a lot of reflecting I realized I've let a lot of people try and tell me how I should live my life, but I realized in making everyone else happy, I lost myself. (sic)"
Danielle explained that 'Everybody's Trying to Figure Me Out' has given her a renewed sense of self-belief, and she hopes the song finds "anyone who needs it".
She continued: "I wrote this as a way to believe in myself again and quit being scared to do what I want. I hope this finds anyone who needs it.
'Everybody's trying to figure me out' - Out this Friday (sic)"
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