Heavenly Announce First Album in 30 Years

Heavenly Announce First Album in 30 Years

Highway to Heavenly drops in February

Heavenly hit the road again, and their first album in 30 years follows

UK indiepop pioneers Heavenly announce a huge UK, EU and North American tour for 2026, marking their full return and the release of Highway To Heavenly – their first new album in three decades, out 27 February on their own Skep Wax label. The tour follows a string of sold-out comeback shows and confirms what longtime fans already knew: Heavenly aren’t back for nostalgia, they’re back with purpose. New single ‘Excuse Me’ captures that energy perf…

Heavenly - 'Excuse Me'

Heavenly returns with punk-fired joy on ‘Excuse Me’ Heavenly image via press photo January 6, 2026 Heavenly have released their new single ‘Excuse Me,’ sharing a first taste of Highway To Heavenly, their first new album in 30 years, out February 27, 2026 via Skep Wax. UK indiepop pioneers Heavenly unveil ‘Excuse Me’ as a […] The post Heavenly – ‘Excuse Me’ appeared first on The Daily Music Report.

Heavenly Announce First New Album In 30 Years 'Highway To Heavenly': Hear "Excuse Me"

Along with their preceding group Talulah Gosh and their stateside collaborator Calvin Johnson, Heavenly were among the key players in the early-’90s twee pop movement. Their run abruptly ended in 1996 upon the death of founding drummer Mathew Fletcher, after which his bandmates announced they’d be retiring the Heavenly name. But over the past couple… The post Heavenly Announce First New Album In 30 Years Highway To Heavenly: Hear “Excuse Me” app…

Track: Indiepop royalty Heavenly announce new album, release new single Excuse Me.

It’s overused I know, but indie pop legends (you find me a better description….) return with a new single Excuse Me, accompanied by news of a new album Highway To Heavenly, out on February 27th via Skep Wax. The original line-up; Amelia Fletcher, Peter Momtchilloff, Cathy Rogers and Rob Pursey are joined on drums by Ian Button, who takes on replacing the irreplaceable and much missed Matthew Fletcher. Excuse Me sounds like they’ve never been awa…