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Bon Iver Announces New Album ‘SABLE, fABLE’

February 11, 2025 Ben Pagani

Justin Vernon will release a new Bon Iver album in 2025.

Bon Iver’s new record SABLE fABLE is scheduled to come out on April 11 via Jagjaguwar. The LP will feature 12 songs. It will be the first full-length album from Bon Iver since 2019’s i,i. Pre-order a copy of SABLE fABLE here.

Fans won’t have to wait long to hear a new Bon Iver song. According to a release, the track “Everything Is Peaceful Love” will be shared on Friday, February 14. The song will have an accompanying music video.

SABLE fABLE’s first three tracks will be the songs that made up Bon Iver’s 2024 EP SABLE. Danielle Haim from HAIM will feature on one new track. Dijon and Flock Of Dimes are also slated to appear on the upcoming record. Scroll down to view the full SABLE fABLE tracklist.

Bon Iver SABLE fABLE Album Cover Art — Bon Iver | ‘SABLE fABLE’ Album Cover Art

SABLE fABLE by Bon Iver Tracklist:

‘Things Behind Things Behind Things’

‘S P E Y S I D E’

‘Awards Season’

‘Short Story’

‘Everything Is Peaceful Love’

‘Walk Home’

‘Day One’ (feat. Dijon and Flock Of Dimes)

‘From’

‘I’ll Be There’

‘If Only I Could Wait’ (feat. Danielle Haim)

‘There’s A Rhythm’

‘Au Revoir’

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