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Kurt Vile Releases Tenth Album and Tours
Kurt Vile has released his tenth solo album Philadelphia’s Been Good To Me on Verve Records and launched a 12-week tour.
Kurt Vile embarked on a 12-week tour following the release of his tenth solo album in May. Kurt Vile's new album is titled Philadelphia’s Been Good To Me, and it was released on the Verve Records label. This new album, Philadelphia’s Been Good To Me, is the musician's first LP since his 2022 album (Watch My Moves). Following the release of the tenth solo album in May on Verve Records, Kurt Vile proceeded with the 12-week tour.
Kurt Vile also made an appearance at the festival La Route Du Rock. While at the La Route Du Rock festival, Kurt Vile performed the song Roman Holiday together with Fontaines D.C. The performance of the song Roman Holiday took place at the La Route Du Rock festival with both Kurt Vile and Fontaines D.C.
Kurt Vile was previously one of the founding members of the band The War On Drugs until his departure from The War On Drugs in the year 2008. In addition, Adam Granduciel worked on the 2025 album People Watching by Sam Fender. That 2025 album People Watching by Sam Fender won the Mercury Prize.
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