18 September 2025
Newsdesk
Beloved alternative folk band The Paper Kites have officially announced their seventh studio album, “If You Go There, I Hope You Find It,” set for release on January 23 via Nettwerk Music Group. To mark the announcement, the band has released their new single, “Every Town,” a tender and melancholic reflection on a love that endures even when everything else changes.
The new album promises to be an intimate and achingly reflective record, guided by a deep longing for connection and emotional clarity. It was recorded at Melbourne’s legendary Sing Sing Studios and mixed by multi-Grammy Award winner Jon Low (Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran). The album, which also features their recent single “When The Lavender Blooms,” is anchored in the band’s signature atmospheric sound and explores themes of nature, healing, and hope.
The announcement comes as the band continues a major run of international dates, including recent North American shows and festival appearances at Bourbon & Beyond and Iron Blossom Music Festival. They have also confirmed a major 2026 UK and EU headline tour, with tickets on sale now. The tour includes a highly anticipated show at London's iconic Roundhouse, following their sold-out shows at Koko and Kentish Town Forum.
With over two billion global streams and a dedicated worldwide fanbase, The Paper Kites have become a defining voice in modern folk-rock. Their breakout track “Bloom” has been streamed hundreds of millions of times, and their music has been featured in popular TV shows like Grey’s Anatomy and This Is Us. As their influence quietly grows, The Paper Kites remain committed to their craft, creating deeply personal songs that resonate with a global audience.
