Divorce Drops New Single Antarctica Featuring Marcus Mumford and Announces 2026 North American Tour Dates
Divorce has revealed their new single “Antarctica,” featuring renowned artist Marcus Mumford. This reworked version of the track is part of their critically acclaimed debut album, “Drive to Goldenhammer,” which debuted earlier this year under Gravity / Capitol.
Collaboration with Marcus Mumford
The partnership between Divorce and Mumford developed during their U.S. tour with Mumford & Sons this past summer. During this time, Marcus Mumford expressed a genuine interest in the song “Antarctica.” As a result, the artists collaborated to create a captivating version of the track.
Co-vocalist Felix Mackenzie-Barrow explained that the song was inspired by personal experiences, stating, “It was a way to self-soothe and make sense of the loss I was feeling.” Co-vocalist and bassist Tiger Cohen-Towell mentioned the deep connection they formed with Mumford’s band. He described their excitement when Marcus joined the project, noting the emotional depth he brought to the song.
Musical Elements
“Antarctica” is characterized by soothing vocal harmonies, intricate guitar playing, and poignant lyrics. The song immediately captivates listeners, showcasing the talents of both Divorce and Mumford.
Upcoming North American Tour Dates in 2026
Divorce has also announced their North American tour scheduled for March and April 2026. Below are the confirmed dates and venues:
- Mar 19 – Gold-Diggers, Los Angeles, CA
- Mar 21 – Brick and Mortar Music Hall, San Francisco, CA
- Mar 23 – Baba Yaga, Seattle, WA
- Mar 25 – Treefort Music Fest, Boise, ID
- Mar 28 – Schubas, Chicago, IL
- Mar 31 – The Sound Garage, Toronto, ON
- Apr 02 – MilkBoy, Philadelphia, PA
- Apr 03 – Pie Shop, Washington, DC
- Apr 04 – Elsewhere – Zone One, Brooklyn, NY
- Apr 05 – The Rockwell, Somerville, MA
With the release of “Antarctica” and their upcoming tour, Divorce is set to captivate audiences across North America, continuing their remarkable rise in the music industry.
