Fever Ray Releases New Video for “IDK About You” Revealing Live Band Members

Fever Ray’s new video for “IDK About You” is full of images that scream ‘dystopian future,’ but actually culminate into a progressive worldview that is pro-immigration and adamantly advocates women’s rights. The scene opens in an apartment dominated by these sort of demon-feminists wearing costumes that a superhero could wear to fight crime during the day and to DJ an EDM party later that night. Dim, colored lights and sheets of aluminum illuminate the apartment with futuristic glow, graffiti of upside-down peace signs and phrases like “the revolution is my girlfriend” and “one vagina to rule them all” scatters across the walls.

However, the radical nature of Fever Ray’s video might distract viewers from its big reveal—the band members.  The video reveals the group’s touring members: Karin Dreijer, Liliana Zavala, Mikaela Hansson, Maryam Nikandish, Diva Cruz and Helena Gutarra. These six women now all have bios on Fever Ray’s Instagram page.

“IDK About You” is the seventh installment of their latest album, Plunge. Fever Ray released the album in October of 2017 to immediate critical acclaim. Though it came at the end of the year, it was included as many best-of-year album lists as you could ever want. The group also recently announced a European tour, of which the dates are listed below.

FEVER RAY 2018 TOUR
February 19 – Vienna, Austria – Gasometer
February 20 – Milan, Italy – Fabrique
February 22 – Munich, Germany – Muffathalle
February 23 – Lausanne, Switzerland – Les Docks
February 24 – Zurich, Switzerland – Volkshaus
February 26 – Prague, Czech Republic – Forum Karlin
February 28 – Berlin, Germany – Columbiahalle
March 1 – Warsaw, Poland – Progresja
March 2 – Vilnius, Lithuania – The Hall Compensa
March 4 – Helsinki, Finland – The Circus
March 13 – Hamburg, Germany – Docks
March 14 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso
March 15 – Brussels, Belgium – Ancienne Belgique
March 17 – Cologne, Germany – Palladium
March 19 – Paris, France – L’Olympia
March 20 – London, England – Troxy
March 21 – Manchester, England – Albert Hall
March 31 – Lund, Sweden – Mejeriet
April 2 – Bergen, Norway – USF Verftet
April 3 – Oslo, Norway – Sentrum Scene
April 4 – Copenhagen, Denmark – Vega
April 6 – Stockholm, Sweden – Nobelberget
April 7 – Stockholm, Sweden – Nobelberget
May 12 – New York, NY – Red Bull Music Festival – Brooklyn Hangar
May 13 – New York, NY – Red Bull Music Festival – Brooklyn Hangar
May 14 – Washington, DC – 9:30 Club
May 16 – Montreal, QC – MTELUS
May 17 – Toronto, ON – Danforth Music Hall (SOLD OUT)
May 18 – Chicago, IL – Metro (SOLD OUT)
May 21 – Seattle, WA – The Showbox (SOLD OUT)
May 22 – Vancouver, BC – Vogue Theatre (SOLD OUT)
May 23 – Portland, OR – Roseland Theater (SOLD OUT)
May 25 – Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Palladium
May 26 – Oakland, CA – Fox Theater
May 24-28 – Bradley, CA – Lightning In A Bottle Festival
May 31 – Barcelona, Spain – Primavera Sound Festival
June 2 – London, England – Field Day Festival
June 7-9 – Porto, Portugal – NOS Primavera Sound Festival
June 22-24 – Westmeath, Ireland – Body & Soul Festival
June 28-July 1 – Katowice, Poland – Tauron Nowa Muzyka Festival
June 29-July 1 – Beuningen, Netherlands – Down The Rabbit Hole
July 5-8 – Werchter, Belgium – Rock Werchter
July 12-15 – Novi Sad, Serbia – Exit Festival
July 13-15 – Gräfenhainichen, Germany – Melt Festival
August 8-12 – Oslo, Norway – Øya Festival
August 9-11 – Gothenberg, Sweden – Way Out West
August 10-12 – Helsinki, Finland – Flow Festival

Conrad Brittenham: My name is Conrad. I am one year out of college and pursuing a career in writing and journalism. I studied literature at Bard College, in the Hudson Valley. My thesis focuses on the literal and figurative uses of disease in Herman Melville’s most famous works, including Moby-Dick, Benito Cereno, and Billy Budd. My literary research on the topic of disease carried over to more historical findings about how humans tend to deal with and think about the problem of virus and infectivity. I’ve worked at a newspaper and an ad agency, as well as for the past year at an after school program, called The Brooklyn Robot Foundry. All of these positions have influenced the way I approach my work, my writing, and the way I interact with others in a professional setting. I’ve lived in London and New York, and have always had a unique perspective on international cultural matters. I am an avid drawer and a guitarist, but I would like to eventually work for a major news publication as an investigative journalist.
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