$uicideboy$ Unveil New Solo Projects Ahead of Grey Day Tour 2026
New Orleans duo uicideboy are kicking off summer with a pair of solo releases from crim and Ruby da Cherry, setting the stage for a packed summer of releases from G59 Records.
Today, Ruby da Cherry returns with the latest installment of his punk-driven side project DUCKBOY, unveiling daily reminders to repent from sin [vol. 3] [LISTEN]. The 10-track collection blends elements of punk, hardcore, alternative rock and indie music, reconnecting with the punk and hardcore influences that shaped his music before forming the uicideboy with his cousin crim, and helped build one of independent music’s biggest success stories.
The DUCKBOY album follows crim’s Runaway [LISTEN], a sprawling 59-track project that explores his evolution as both a producer and artist. Runaway debuted at #2 on Spotify’s US Album Debut Chart and #6 on the Global Album Debut Chart with more than 12 million streams on the platform in its first week.
Both artists are supporting their releases with a series of music videos. crim has already shared visuals for “cortisol,” “range (i don’t show it),” “claymore,” “fort wayne,” “country boy freestyle,” and “american spirits.” DUCKBOY is also rolling out five visuals to accompany the album starting with “when there’s no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth” out now.
Fans can also expect new music from uicideboy later this summer before the group embarks on its highly anticipated Grey Day Tour 2026. Over the past several years, Grey Day has grown into one of the most successful independent touring franchises in music, consistently landing on Billboard’s highest-grossing hip-hop tours and consistently drawing massive crowds across North America.
This year’s 33-date arena and amphitheater run launches August 29 in Shakopee, Minnesota at Mystic Lake Amphitheater and features support from Destroy Lonely, Shoreline Mafia, Shakewell, Drain, Black Kray, and lim Gucci. Tickets and tour dates are available here.
Beyond these releases, G59 Records is preparing a steady stream of new music throughout the summer. Atlanta rapper Germ recently announced his forthcoming Stay Gold EP, arriving June 19, which blends his signature Southern rap style with punk-inspired energy following his Back To Hell Tour alongside Freddie Dredd and Cursed.
Meanwhile, San Fernando Valley artist Shakewell has released “Smoke (I Want It All),” the lead single from his upcoming hardcore-influenced project SLUGEATER, due out June 26 ahead of his appearance on this year’s Grey Day Tour.
Fans can also look forward to new music from Ottawa’s Night Lovell, whose dark atmospheric sound and unmistakable baritone have helped establish him as one of underground hip-hop’s most distinctive voices. Additional details on his next release will be announced soon.
ABOUT:
uicideboy are one of the most successful independent rap acts of all time. The New Orleans-bred duo of cousins—Scott Arceneaux, Jr. a.k.a. crim and Aristos Petrou a.k.a. Ruby da Cherry—have redefined the music industry's boundaries, building a massive global movement from the ground up. As prolific trailblazers of punk-rap and trap-metal, they have amassed over 27 billion collective streams, securing their position among the Top 100 Most Streamed Artists of All Time.
The duo's independent dominance reached new heights in 2025 with the release of their album Thy Kingdom Come, which marked their highest-charting debut to date at #4 on the Billboard 200. The project earned them their fourth #1 on both the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and Independent Albums charts, further establishing their status as a commercial powerhouse without major label backing. This follows a string of historical successes and RIAA-certified platinum albums, including the Billboard 200 Top 5 album debuts of 2024’s New World Depression and 2022’s Sing Me a Lullaby, My Sweet Temptation alongside multi-platinum hits like “...And To Those I Love, Thanks For Sticking Around.”
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