Kim Deal ‘Nobody Loves You More’: Hear Album’s Title Track

Nineties alt-rock great Kim Deal continues to tease her debut solo album, Nobody Loves You More, with the release of the LP’s title track, as well as a bunch of tour dates.

The track is noticeably different from previous offerings, with Deal leaning into classic swooning balladry, her tender guitar accompanied first by strings and, eventually, a booming brass band. “I don’t know where I am/And I don’t care,” Deal sings. “One look at you/I forget why I’m standing here/I mean to tell you/Nobody loves you more.”

“Nobody Loves You More” arrives with a music video directed by Alex Da Corte, which offers a visual take on the album’s cover art (which was inspired by the Dutch artist Bas Jan Ader). The clip opens with a close-up on Deal as she performs and sings the song, with the camera slowly pulling back to reveal the musician on a small stage floating in a vast sea, accompanied by a flamingo. 

Deal will release Nobody Loves You More this Friday, Nov. 22, and to mark the occasion she’ll play a special set at Reckless Records in Chicago that afternoon. She’ll officially hit the road in support of the LP next spring. After a one-off show at the Barbican in London on March 3, Deal will launch a North American tour March 10 in Boston, with the run wrapping March 30 in San Diego. (She’s also set to play Primavera Sound in Barcelona, Spain and Porto, Portugal in June.)

Tickets for the North American tour will also go on sale this Friday, starting at 10 a.m. local time. Pre-sales will start tomorrow, Nov. 19, with full info available on Deal’s website.

Deal started teasing her first solo album over the summer, dropping “Coast” — her first solo offering since 2014 — in June (Deal released a handful of solo singles in the 2010s, but never a full record). “Coast” was eventually followed by “Crystal Breath” and “A Good Time Pushed.”

Deal recorded Nobody Loves You More with a variety of collaborators, including some of her Breeders bandmates, Mando Lopez, Jim Macpherson, Britt Walford, and her twin sister, Kelley Deal. She also enlisted Teenage Fanclub’s Raymond McGinley, the Raconteurs’ Jack Lawrence, and Fay Milton and Ayse Hassan of Savages. The late Steve Albini recorded much of the album, as well.

Kim Deal Tour Dates 2025
March 1 – London, UK @ Barbican
March 10 – Boston, MA @ The Wilbur
March 13 – New York, NY @ Brooklyn Paramount
March 15 – Washington, DC @ Capitol Turnaround
March 21 – Santa Cruz, CA – Rio Theatre
March 23 – Portland, OR @ Revolution Hall
March 24 – Seattle, WA @ Neptune Theatre
March 26 – San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore
March 27 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Belasco
March 29 – Joshua Tree, CA @ Pappy and Harriet’s
March 30 – San Diego, CA @ Observatory North Park
June 5-7 – Barcelona, ES @ Primavera Sound
June 12-14 – Porto, PT @ NOS Primavera Sound