Malcolm Todd releases "Malcolm Todd"

Multi-instrumentalist and alternative rising pop star Malcolm Todd has released his debut self-titled album today via Columbia Records. The album is a front-to-back blast, a listen that is funny, anxious, proud, and unsettled all at once. Buoyed by a bouncy bassline, crisp drums, and an intoxicating synth melody, Malcolm and his frequent collaborators Jonah Cochran and Charlie Ziman, pushed the envelope of what they were comfortable recording to tape. The result is a focused project that is just as sugary sweet as its depth and subtlety. As a whole the album embraces a variety of genres including alternative rock, R&B and pop, while diving into themes of new love and transitioning into adulthood.

Alongside the album release Malcolm Todd is dropping a new video for focus single “Concrete”. The video is directed by Malcolm and his sister, Audrey Hobert, and features Malcolm completely enamored by a mysterious blonde at a party... who is also played by Malcolm.

To celebrate the album release Malcolm Todd will be embarking on a sold out, headline North American tour beginning in May. The tour kicks off in Texas with stops in Atlanta, Nashville, Chicago, Montreal and Toronto as well as two dates at Terminal 5 in NY and three nights at The Wiltern in Los Angeles and The Regency Ballroom in San Francisco. You can find full tour routing below.

The new album includes singles “Cheer Me On” and “Bleed” feat. Omar Apollo, the latter came alongside an Aidan Cullen-directed video of Malcolm and Omar at an underground fight club (with a cameo from Jack Harlow for good measure). The album also includes Malcolm’s hit single “Chest Pain,” which has quickly taken off with over 60M streams and counting.

Upcoming Tour Dates:

• 5/1 - Dallas, TX House of Blues
• 5/2 - Houston, TX House of Blues
• 5/3 - Austin, TX Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater
• 56 - Fort Lauderdale, FL Revolution Live
• 5/7 - Orlando, FL The Plaza Live
• 5/9 - Atlanta, GA The Eastern
• 5/10 - Nashville, TN Brooklyn Bowl Nashville
• 5/11 - Charlotte, NC The Underground
• 5/12 - Silver Spring, MD The Fillmore Silver Spring
• 5/14 - Silver Spring, MD The Fillmore Silver Spring
• 5/15 - New York, NY Terminal 5
• 5/16 - New York, NY Terminal 5
• 5/20 - Philadelphia, PA Franklin Music Hall
• 5/21 - Boston, MA Roadrunner
• 5/23 - Montreal, QC Le Studio TD
• 5/24 - Toronto, ON The Danforth Music Hall
• 5/28 - Columbus, OH Kemba Live!
• 5/30 - Chicago, IL @ Riviera Theatre
• 5/31 - Minneapolis, MN First Avenue
• 6/2 - Denver, CO Ogden Theatre
• 6/3 - Salt Lake City, UT The Complex Grand Room
• 6/5 - Portland, OR McMenamins Crystal Ballroom
• 6/6/ - Seattle, WA Showbox Sodo
• 6/7- Vancouver, BC Vogue Theatre
• 6/9 - San Francisco, CA The Regency Ballroom
• 6/10 - San Francisco, CA The Regency Ballroom
• 6/11 - San Francisco, CA The Regency Ballroom
• 6/13 - San Diego, CA The Observatory North Park
• 6/14 - Phoenix, AZ The Van Buren
• 6/16 - Los Angeles, CA The Wiltern
• 6/17 - Los Angeles, CA The Wiltern
• 6/18 - Los Angeles, CA The Wiltern