Spanish Love Songs have released ‘Welcome To Hell’, the latest song from Future Nausea. The album arrives on 6 November 2026 through Pure Noise Records, with production from Chris Walla and Sarah Tudzin.
Dylan Slocum describes the song as an attack on cynicism. It begins with a person like himself before widening its focus to the power of technology companies and the compromises people make for convenience. He says he wanted to take some pressure off the album without turning the writing into a lecture.
Read the full UK and European tour announcement.
Nijmegen is on the 2027 route
The band’s 20-date UK and European headline run begins in Cologne on 28 January and ends in Barcelona on 25 February. The Dutch stop is Doornroosje in Nijmegen on 7 February, followed by Kavka Oudaan in Antwerp on 9 February.
Michael Cera Palin and Carly Cosgrove are announced as support, with Bike Routes joining the UK shows. The Madrid and Barcelona dates are billed as Spanish Love Songs only.
The band have announced a limited allocation of ‘Cost of Living’ tickets at €20 or £20 for each show. Those are limited tickets, rather than a promise that every seat is available at that price. Check the band’s official tour page for current availability and local ticket details.
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