Petal announces 'Magic Gone' out June 15th, pre-orders available now.
On June 15th, Pennsylvania’s Petal will release ‘Magic Gone’, a 10-song declaration of personal liberation and a look into the mind and soul of singer/songwriter Kiley Lotz.
"’Magic Gone’ is the physical and sonic representation of me fighting for my right not only to survive but live all while coming to terms with encroaching adulthood,” says Lotz. “I was a closeted queer person struggling with chronic mental health disorders; terrified that if I tried to deal with these two major issues in my life I would lose everyone and everything I loved. Coming out was the beginning of a long and continuing process of self-actualization, of taking a hard look at myself and the problems I had and how I could fix them. This record is the result of being the most honest I have ever been in my life, and the constant battle of overcoming the thought that, “maybe if I were just someone else completely, everything would be better.” ‘Magic Gone’ is about letting go of the anger induced by all the paranoia, anxiety, guilt and pain, and embracing the magic of your own endurance and hoping for the best."
2018 TOUR DATES w/ CAMP COPE June 20th - Philadelphia, PA - Philamoca June 21 - Philadelphia, PA - Philamoca June 22 - Cleveland, OH – Now That’s Class June 24 - Chicago, IL – Beat Kitchen June 26 - Minneapolis, MN - 7th Street Entry June 27 - Madison, WI – High Noon Entry June 29 - Denver, CO – Marquis Theatre June 30 - Salt Lake City, UT – Kilby Court July 2 - Seattle, WA – The Vera Project July 3 - Portland, OR - Holocene July 5 - San Francisco, CA – The Rickshaw Shop July 6 - Los Angeles, CA – Bootleg Theatre July 7- Santa Ana, CA – Constellation Room July 8 – La Jolla, CA – Che Cafe July 9 - Phoenix, AZ – Rebel Lounge July 11 - Dallas, TX – Club Dada July 12 - Austin, TX - Barracude July 13 - Houston, TX – White Oak Music Hall July 15 - Orlando, FL - Soundbar July 16 - Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade July 17 - Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle Back Room July 18 - Washington, DC – DC9 July 19 - Asbury Park, NJ – House of Independents July 20 - New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom July 21 - Boston, MA – The Sinclair
