Gets So Hot Tour
MUNA released their fourth studio album Dancing On The Wall via Saddest Factory Records/Secretly Group, alongside the announcement of a major global tour spanning North America, the UK, and Europe.
Dancing On The Wall finds MUNA operating at their most emotionally precise and sonically expansive, a record of tension and release, intimacy and overload, set against the backdrop of a world in constant motion. Across thirteen tracks, the band navigates desire, disconnection, and collective release, capturing the fragile balance between euphoria and uncertainty that defines modern life.
Produced by Naomi McPherson, the album reflects MUNA’s fully self-directed creative vision, instinctive, collaborative, and unflinchingly honest. From the propulsive urgency of “Wannabeher” to the aching introspection of “So What” and the cathartic finality of “Buzzkiller,” the record builds a world that is both dancefloor-ready and deeply introspective.
MUNA reflects on their upcoming album, Dancing On The Wall: “we’re excited to finally release our fourth album… thank you to everyone who has been with us since day one and welcome to those of you who are just joining us. you’re right on time. this is an album about love, heat (literal and metaphorical), horniness, and heartache, grounded in the here and now as we experience it. we hope it makes for good company, wherever you are.”
The album arrives following a series of releases that have already begun shaping its emotional landscape, including “Big Stick”, which raised over $20,000 for Pal Humanity via a limited Bandcamp release, and recent single “Wannabeher,” described by the band as “our version of Bikini Kill’s Rebel Girl… a gay canon event.”
To mark the release of Dancing On The Wall, MUNA will embark on a global tour spanning North America, the UK and Europe, including standout headline plays at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, London’s Eventim Apollo and Toronto’s Queen Elizabeth Theatre, alongside key festival appearances at Lollapalooza and Hinterland.
The announcement follows a period in which MUNA have continued to establish themselves as one of contemporary pop’s most vital live acts, balancing emotional intimacy with large-scale, communal release. From intimate underplays in Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, New York, and London to headlining festival stages including Lollapalooza, Hinterland, and Capitol Hill Block Party, the band continues to expand their world while staying rooted in connection and catharsis.
With Dancing On The Wall, MUNA enters a new era defined by emotional clarity, sonic boldness, and the tension between vulnerability and euphoria, a record that doesn’t resolve uncertainty so much as learn how to move through it.
