Eliza McLamb - Good Story

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ELIZA MCLAMB SHARES FINAL OFFERING FROM SOPHOMORE ALBUM GOOD STORY OUT FRIDAY

LISTEN TO “FOREVER, LIKE THAT” NOW

“one of this year’s best kept secrets” – Rolling Stone

Indie-rock singer-songwriter Eliza McLamb unveils the last taste from her upcoming sophomore record Good Story, set for release this Friday, October 24th via Royal Mountain Records. “Forever Like That” is the final preview to the anticipated new album from McLamb. Good Story is a masterclass in balancing guitar-laced instrumentals with lyrics doused in a clever observational wit — something McLamb has become synonymous with.

About the song, McLamb reflected, “I kept arriving at these places in my life where I’d be convinced that I had discovered a way of being that would change me forever and set me apart from my past self. And then I would wait a few years and everything would change again, and I’d feel differently. Or I would re-learn old lessons from years ago. I wrote this song to embrace impermanence — the only thing that happens forever is change.”

“Forever, Like That” joins previous album releases, “Suffering,” “Every Year” and “Like The Boys.” Produced by Sarah Tudzin, Good Story was recorded with a stacked legion of musicians including Jacob Blizard (Lucy Dacus) on guitar, Jason McGerr of Death Cab for Cutie on drums, and Sarah Goldstone (Chappell Roan, Boygenius) on keys.

In celebration of the new record, McLamb is playing sold-out shows at Brooklyn, NY’s Union Pool tonight and a hometown show at Raleigh, NC’s Kings on Friday. She’ll follow these shows with a spring 2026 tour, kicking off in March at Cambridge’s The Sinclair with stops at New York’s Irving Plaza and Los Angeles’ Teragram Ballroom. Tickets are on sale now, buy HERE (contact us with any requests).

Early praise for McLamb and Good Story…

“The 24-year-old’s wit is sharper than ever” – STEREOGUM

“A slow burning charmer” – ROLLING STONE on “Like The Boys”

“immediately appealing” – BROOKLYN VEGAN on “Like The Boys”

“Song of the summer contender” – ROLLING STONE on “Quitting”