Liz Phair Dropping Rare Unreleased Tracks On Exclusive Tour Vinyl

Indie rock royalty Liz Phair is giving diehard fans a serious reason to sprint straight to the merchandise table on her upcoming live run. The alternative music legend has officially announced a super-limited physical release that brings a pair of previously unreleased tracks out of the music vault and directly onto vinyl. As Phair prepares to hit the stage for her next major concert trek, she confirmed that concertgoers will have the exclusive opportunity to purchase a rare 7-inch record. The physical pressing features two cuts that have never had a proper public release, making the tour vinyl an instant must-have collector's item for long-time supporters wanting a piece of rare alternative history.

What Songs Are On The New Liz Phair Vinyl The upcoming two-track record showcases some intriguing studio work from Phair's archives. The headline inclusion on the limited-edition 7-inch vinyl is a song specifically created to serve as the theme music for writer and director Lena Dunham’s podcast project. The collaboration connects two influential figures in creative media, bringing Phair’s signature musical style into Dunham’s digital audio world. Alongside the podcast theme tune, the tour-exclusive vinyl package features a second previously unheard track, giving listeners an official avenue to finally own studio recordings that were otherwise unavailable.

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Where To Buy The Liz Phair Sleater Kinney Tour Vinyl Music collectors hoping to spin the new songs on their turntables will need to catch Phair live on stage. The exclusive 7-inch pressings are set to be sold at concert venues during the upcoming "The Flannel And The Fury" co-headlining tour, which pairs Phair with fellow alternative powerhouse Sleater-Kinney. The co-headlining trek stands as one of the most anticipated indie team-ups of the year, uniting two definitive acts that helped shape the 1990s rock landscape. With the live performance dates fast approaching, the limited vinyl drop adds an extra layer of excitement for crowd members heading out to experience the joint shows in person.