Adrianne Lenker has announced her first-ever live album, Live at Revolution Hall, arriving April 24. The 43-track collection was largely recorded over three days in June 2024 at Portland’s Revolution Hall and includes a mix of old and new material.

Ahead of the release, Lenker shared the previously unreleased track 'Happiness'.

The Big Thief frontwoman took to social media to share the news, saying: "It’s called Live at Revolution Hall, because it took place mostly at Revolution Hall in Portland, Oregon. It’s 43 tracks, 32 songs.

"It was made by my wonderful friend @sarloson (Andrew Sarlo). It captures the spirit of the era of bright future shows where I am also joined by the extraordinary @en_hakim (Nick Hakim), the brilliant @josefinrunsteen (Josefin Runsteen), and even my magical little brother @knowa_langkur (Noah Lenker). There are old and new songs, on stage and back stage performances, and lots of other special surprises.

"I think this piece really gives the listener a chance to experience the feeling of being at one of these shows and I couldn’t be more excited that this exists now. It’ll be available for you in just over a week."

Adrianne Lenker’s last solo album was 2024’s Bright Future,  which received 9/10 rating from Hot Press.

Recently, she announced that her collection of demo songs, i won't let go of your hand, raised over $125,000 for the Palestinian Children’s Relief Fund. She revealed that the money made through the collection will now be split between The Elnajjar Joudah Foundation's Haven Fund and The Gaza Scholarship Initiative.

Listen to the new track below: