Django Django release sixth album Doveland and announce London show at Outernet

London art-pop band Django Django are back with Doveland, their sixth album, out today – and they have announced a 2027 UK and European tour that ends with a big London night at Outernet.

The story behind the title

Doveland takes its name from an internet urban legend about a town in the American Midwest that supposedly vanished – a place that appears on no map. The band use it as a starting point for songs about memory, isolation, loss and the search for somewhere else.

Watch: Year Of The Snake

Singer and producer Dave Maclean has described “Year Of The Snake” – the fourth song shared from the album – as a deeply personal track.

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Buy Doveland

Doveland (CD)Django DjangoThe sixth album, featuring Year Of The Snake and Feel Alright with Max Pope.View on Amazon ›

Doveland (vinyl LP)Django DjangoThe new album on coloured vinyl.View on Amazon ›

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Django Django 2027 tour

The band head out on a UK and European headline tour from 23 February to 13 March 2027, with the London date at Outernet Live on Tottenham Court Road on 11 March. Check the band’s official channels for remaining tickets.

Formed by art-school friends in London in the late 2000s, Django Django broke through with their Mercury-nominated self-titled debut in 2012, known for tracks like “Default” and “Hail Bop”.