Sweet Pill

Sweet Pill has partnered with PLUS1 so that $1 from every ticket sold goes to Calling All Crows and their work mobilizing music fans and artists to fuel feminist movements.In addition to this partnership, Calling All Crows will also be providing the band with Mental Wellness Allyship Training focused on recognizing and responding to challenges on the road, helping equip them with tools and shared protocols to better support one another throughout the tour.Sweet Pills sophomore album, Still Theres a Glow, is a hard-fought document of self-reflection and growth. It is raw and real, stacked with a lyrical honesty thats matched by singer Zayna Youssefs soaring, expressive vocals. Written and recorded in the wake of a whirlwind three years following their 2022 debut LP, Where the Heart Isand after scrapping essentially an entire albums worth of demosStill Theres a Glow is a dynamic, cathartic journey of making conscious change within oneself.I went through some depression last spring, and then I went into therapy. It was also a big turning point in my life as I was about to turn 30, while Id written our first record when I was graduating from collegethats a big change, Youssef explains. I couldve kept making bad choices because theyre easy, but I had to come clean to myself. Half the album was written before and the other half after, so the songs are kind of hard on myself but some are also hopeful, with a light at the end of the tunnel. You put out a fire, theres still an ember thats still glowingthats the record. Its about being at a low and climbing out of it.The close-knit New Jersey/Philadelphia quintet had been going virtually nonstop since the release of Where the Heart Is (Topshelf). They went on tour with bands including La Dispute and The Wonder Years, embarked on their own headlining runsorganically growing a devoted fanbase with their passionate live show, which Stereogum has lauded as an immensely charming powerhousesongs that obliterate the distinctions bet