Greyson Chance’s Fresh New Song ‘Home Run Hitter’ Knocks It Out the Park
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Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Greyson Chance has dropped another well-crafted single leading up to the release of his highly anticipated third studio effort Palladium, out this fall.
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“Homerun Hitter” released Thursday continues to display Chance’s versatility as a songwriter. Opening with Chance’s melancholic falsetto and dark undertone piano, the track builds into a rich and hopeful anthem, reaffirming the narratives Chance tackles on the upcoming Palladium; growth and rebuilding, pride, and realization.
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Get the track here.
The release of “Homerun Hitter” comes on the heels of Chance’s recently announced U.S. Palladium fall tour, set to kick off September 10th in Boise, ID. The tour will take Chance through the end of the year with stops in multiple major cities including Philadelphia, Seattle, Chicago, Nashville, Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York. Tickets for all dates are on-sale now.
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The album’s first single came last June with the release of “Palladium,” the album’s title track. The single received wide critical praise, with Elle saying:
“It’s experimental with an unexpected bridge and almost holy high notes.” What’s more, ‘Palladium’ captures Chance’s raw, soulful, and perfectly pitched vocal prowess, harkening back to the show stopping energy that initially put the piano prodigy on the map. Matched with his well-crafted, reflective, and at times melancholic songwriting capabilities, ‘Palladium’ finds Chance arriving at a new stage in his now 10-plus year career.”
Palladium drops this fall via all streaming services via Lowly.
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The Palladium fall tour will kick off September 10th in the U.S. Leading up to the North American dates, Chance will embark on a European trek with confirmed shows in London, Berlin, Madrid, and Paris.
PALLADIUM TOUR DATES 2022:
Europe
July 7th – Manchester
July 8th – London
July 13th – Madrid
July 14th – Berlin
July 15th – Paris
July 16th – Amsterdam
North America
September 10 – Boise, ID
October 5th – Philadelphia, PA
October 6th – Hamden, CT
October 7th – Boston, MA
October 8th – Indianapolis, IN
October 13th – Portland, OR
October 14th – Seattle, WA
October 15th – Vancouver, BC
October 27th – Chicago, IL
October 28th – Milwaukee, WI
October 29th – Detroit, MI
November 3rd – Washington, DC
November 4th – Orlando, FL
November 5th – Atlanta, GA
November 6th – Nashville, TN
November 10th – Houston, TX
November 11th– Austin, TX
November 12th – Oklahoma City, OK
November 17th – Salk Lake City, UT
November 18th – Los Angeles, CA
November 19th – San Francisco, CA
December 1st – Toronto, ON
December 2nd – New York City, NY
December 3rd – Minneapolis, MN
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The Oklahoma-born singer, songwriter, and pianist infuses his prose with the sort of rich narrative and metaphor you might expect from an old, dog-eared novel, yet amplified with an instinctual predisposition towards empathy.
Beyond hundreds of millions of streams, sold out shows on multiple continents, widespread critical acclaim, and a fervent fanbase, he prides himself on his storytelling above all—and he really tells his story, perhaps for the first time, on his third full-length album, Palladium, released by Lowly.
Emerging in 2010, Greyson has quietly prepared to tell this story. After emerging as a viral sensation at barely 12-years-old, he formally introduced himself on 2011’s Hold On ‘til the Night. However, he realized the power of his voice with 2019’s Portraits. The single “shut up” notably generated over 80 million Spotify streams and counting followed by “yours” with 10 million Spotify streams. In between packing houses everywhere, he holed up in a Nashville studio with multiplatinum producer and songwriter Jason Reeves [Colbie Caillat, Kelly Clarkson]. With Jason as Executive Producer, they picked up where they left off on the Trophies standouts “O Violet” and “Clothes.”
Greyson’s new studio album Palladium is set to release September 22nd.
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