English indie rock artist Kate Nash will be touring North America in support of their forthcoming album 9 Sad Symphonies this fall.

Revealed today, the trek kicks off on October 10 at Philadelphia’s World Cafe Live, and it’ll conclude with a stop at The Chapel in San Francisco on November 3. Tour dates can be seen below. Tickets will go on sale to the general public this Friday (May 17) at 10 a.m. local time here.

Nash said this about the tour:

“I’m so excited to be coming back to North America this fall, revisiting some of my favorite venues in the country and playing some new ones, too. Can’t wait to see and reconnect with my US & Canadian fans, who have always given me the warmest welcome, and to play them some new music.”

Aside from the tour announcement, Nash also released their new single “My Bile,” which can be heard below. The artist said this about their new song:

“‘My Bile’ is about being at your wits’ end and having nothing left to give to society’s expectation of you, and I guess reassessing past behaviors and current priorities. You know you’re on empty when you’re spewing up bile. I’ve realized I need more reserves for myself. I’m at a point in my life where I want to say ‘no’ to things and ‘no’ to people. And I’m in my mid 30’s, so if I don’t do that I end up with an injury or a migraine. At this point I’m confident that I’m a hardworking and compassionate person, so I trust my instincts when I want to tell someone to shut up or f—k off. I’ve also worked hard on biting my tongue, so if the instinct is there I allow myself to trust it. Whenever I regret something it’s usually because I didn’t listen to my instincts sooner. After all the s—t and abhorrent behaviors I’ve seen over the years, I’ve realized that it does take a toll on your self-worth if you don’t have strict boundaries. Life throws surprises at you too, so you have to accept you can’t control all of it, but not everyone’s invited to my birthday party anymore. If I’ve got cake, I’m saving slices for the best, not for the masses.”

9 Sad Symphonies will be released on June 21 via Kill Rock Stars. Pre-orders can be made here.