Sueco Releases Sophomore Album Attempted Lover
North American Tour Kicks Off September 13th in Florida
Platinum-certified singer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Sueco has released his highly anticipated sophomore album, Attempted Lover.
This is Sueco’s first independently released album showcasing his dynamic, experimental sound, which combines alternative rock, emo-rap, and punk elements. He channels the spirit of nineties punk through a 21st-century lens, tapping into the unpredictability of hyperpop, the catharsis of hardcore, and a whole lot of hip-hop finesse.
The album highlights his raw vocals, meant to be played at full volume through listeners’ speakers. He had a few singles off of the album released leading up to this including the stripped-back song “Mulholland Drive,” fast-paced anthem “Drama Queen.” His most recent single is the heavy alt-rock banger “Outta My Head,” which hit #1 on trending audio for Instagram reels, further showcasing fans’ anticipation for the album release
“I put this album together after coming home from a year and a half of non-stop touring,” shares Sueco. “It was really nostalgic for me skating around the streets I grew up on, and I decided to set up a studio in the garage of my dad’s house where I started making music about 15 years ago. I looked through about 200 demos, piecing together some of the best songs I could find, and this album is what came out of it.”
Earlier this summer, Sueco announced his North American tour supporting the album, kicking off September 13 in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Supporting him on this tour will be the newly formed rock band GXTP, fronted by hit producer Poo Bear.
They will make stops throughout North America, visiting major cities such as Los Angeles, Dallas, Denver, Chicago, Toronto, Boston, New York, and more before wrapping on November 2 in Charlotte, North Carolina. Tickets are available to purchase now on his website: https://www.sueco.com/.
Upcoming Sueco North America Tour Dates
September 13 – Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
September 14 – Jacksonville, Florida
September 15 – Orlando, Florida
September 17 – Atlanta, Georgia
September 19 – Dallas, Texas
September 20 – Houston, Texas
September 21 – Austin, Texas
September 24 – Phoenix, Arizona
September 25 – San Diego, California
September 27 – Los Angeles, California
September 28 – Santa Ana, California
September 29 – Santa Cruz, California
October 1 – Sacramento, California
October 3 – Seattle, Washington
October 4 – Vancouver, British Columbia
October 5 – Portland, Oregon
October 9 – Denver, Colorado
October 11 – Kansas City, Missouri
October 12 – St. Louis, Missouri
October 15 – Minneapolis, Minnesota
October 16 – Madison, Wisconsin
October 18 – Chicago, Illinois
October 19 – Detroit, Michigan
October 20 – Toronto, Ontario
October 22 – Montreal, QC
October 23 – Boston, Massachusetts
October 26 – New York, New York
October 28 – Cleveland, OH
October 29 – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
October 31 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
November 1 – Silver Spring, Maryland
November 2 – Charlotte, North Carolina
Sueco’s debut single, “Fast,” blew up in a big way during 2019. It captured #1 on TikTok, #1 on Spotify’s Viral 50 – Global, and #1 on the Viral 50 – US, reached gold status, and attracted Offset and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie for its high-powered Official Remix. On the heels of his first full-length project MISCREANT, he teamed up with Ty Dolla $ign, Wiz Khalifa, and Lil Yachty for “Speed Of Life,” Papa Roach on “Swerve” [feat. FEVER 333 & Sueco], and Illenium on “Story Of My Life” [feat. Sueco & Trippie Redd].
Embracing his earliest influences, he has also worked with producers and cowriters such as John Feldmann [Machine Gun Kelly, Avril Lavigne, Jxdn, 5SOS] and Colin “DOC” Brittain [5SOS, Papa Roach]. He served up “PRIMADONA,” “SOS” [feat. Travis Barker], “Sober/Hungover” [feat. Arizona Zervas], and “Paralyzed.” After generating over 1.2 billion streams throughout his career so far and receiving praise from the likes of Rolling Stone, NYLON, Alternative Press, Billboard, and more, this is just the beginning for Sueco.
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