Charlie Hickey Announces Debut Album ‘Nervous at Night’, Shares New Song

Pasadena-based artist Charlie Hickey has announced his debut album, Nervous at Night. It’s slated for release on May 20 via Phoebe Bridgers’ label Saddest Factory Records. Along with the news, Hickey has also shared a video for the album’s title track. Check it out and find the record’s cover artwork and tracklist below.

Nervous at Night features contributions from Hickey’s childhood friend Phoebe Bridgers, producer Marshall Vore, as well as musicians Harrison Whitford, Christian Lee Hutson, and Mason Stoops. Bridgers previously collaborated with Hickey on ‘Ten Feet Tall’, a track from last year’s Count the Stairs EP, which Vore produced.

“‘Nervous At Night’ is one of the first songs that was written for this album,” Hickey explains. “It captures a lot of the anxiety and beauty that comes with growing up and having new feelings. It’s a song about being nervous for no particular reason, which is a running theme on this album, and also one that I think a lot of people, particularly of my generation, can relate to.”

Nervous at Night Cover Artwork:

Nervous at Night Tracklist:

1. Dandelions
2. Gold Line
3. Mid Air
4. Thirteen
5. Missing Years
6. Every Time I Think
7. Nervous At Night
8. Springbreaker
9. Choir Song (I Feel Dumb)
10. Month of September
11. Planet With Water

Charlie Hickey 2022 Tour Dates:

May 10 – London, UK – The Garage *
May 11 – London, UK – Sebright Arms
May 11 – 14 – Brighton, UK – The Great Escape Festival
May 17 – New York, NY – Mercury Lounge ^
May 21 – Los Angeles, CA – Troubadour #

* with MUNA
^ with Gabe Goodman
# with Ryann

Konstantinos Pappis
Konstantinos Pappis
Konstantinos Pappis is a writer, journalist, and music editor at Our Culture. His work has also appeared in Pitchfork, GIGsoup, and other publications. He currently lives in Athens, Greece.
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