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Amanda Palmer has shared a new video for the track 'Drowning In The Sound'. The track, which is lifted from her recently released album 'There Will Be No Intermission', addresses everything from climate change and the #MeToo movement to fake news, the internet and the American government. Directed by Michael Pope, the video, which you can watch below, stars choreographer Coco...

When she was at the helm of the dark punk cabaret duo The Dresden Dolls, Amanda Palmer's knack for baring her soul on the most melodramatic scale inspired a fevered devotion among her fans. So much so that she set a mighty high Kickstarter record to pay for her second solo album, ‘Theatre Is Evil’, in 2012. Now. seven...

Amanda Palmer has spoken of her openness in tackling 'abortion, miscarriage and death' on her new album 'There Will Be No Intermission' – as well as being inspired by "shameless and infectiously truthful" women. Last month saw Palmer release 'Voicemail For Jill’ – a song penned after a visit to Dublin during the landmark referendum to legalise abortion, having struggled for...

Amanda Palmer has shared her bold new single 'Voicemail For Jill', tackling the subject of abortion, as well as announcing details of a UK and European tour. Following on from recent singles 'Mr Weinstein Will See You Now' and 'Drowning In The Sound', the Dresden Dolls singer will release her third solo album 'There Will Be No Intermission' on March...

Amanda Palmer has spoken openly and frankly in a new podcast with a person who once sent her abuse on Twitter. The musician had the unusual opportunity to converse with the woman, who was identified only as Colleen, as she guested on the Dylan Marron-hosted podcast 'Conversations with People Who Hate Me'. The concept sees Marron "call some of the...

Amanda Palmer has shared her striking new single 'Drowning In The Sound' - listen to the track below. The song serves as the lead single off Palmer's upcoming third studio album 'There Will Be No Intermission', which will be released on March 8, 2019 - which is also International Women's Day. Speaking about the record, Palmer said in a statement: “I feel...

Amanda Palmer and Welsh songwriter Jasmine Power have released a powerful video for their protest song, 'Mr. Weinstein Will See You Now', one year on since the New York Times exposed Harvey Weinstein's alleged pattern of sexual assault. The song was originally released in May as a response to Weinstein's apparent crimes and the#MeToo movement. The profits from the song...

Former Dresden Dolls frontwoman gets together again with her longtime collaborator

"The chances of us just playing old material is zero."

Morrissey wrote Palmer a letter of well wishes following the news