Noga Erez announces fourth album Duck Season for 26 February and a 2027 world tour
The 14-track record features Hichkas and Cara Delevingne, arrives on Neon Gold/Atlantic, and is previewed by the single "People, I Hope You Know the World Is Ending".
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Noga Erez will release her fourth album, Duck Season, on 26 February 2027 through Neon Gold/Atlantic Records. The Israeli singer and rapper announced it on 12 November alongside a lead single, "People, I Hope You Know the World Is Ending", and a North American and European tour that starts in March.
The album has 14 tracks. Billboard gave the release date as 27 February; the label material and most other outlets say 26 February, which is also the date on retailer listings. A tracklist had not been published at the time of writing.
The record and the single
Erez made the album with Ori Rousso, her long-time partner and producer. Guests include the Iranian rapper Hichkas and the actor, model and singer Cara Delevingne. The title plays on the phrase "open season", and press coverage says the closing track widens the target from individuals to humanity as a whole.
The label describes the record as turning the absurdity of modern life into a technicolor spectacle. The single fits that pitch: Erez raps the verses and sings the chorus, and reviewers called it a darkly comic, catchy song. Dork put it as a cheerful reminder that everyone is doomed.
Duck Season follows The Vandalist, released in 2024, and arrives after Off the Radar in 2017 and Kids in 2019. Erez signed to Neon Gold/Atlantic in 2022 with the single "NAILS", a song about beauty standards, and Duck Season is her second album with that backing.
Tour dates
The tour opens on 10 March 2027 at The Van Buren in Phoenix and ends on 8 July at the Nos Alive festival in Lisbon. Listed North American shows include McMenamin's Crystal Ballroom in Portland on 19 March, the Brooklyn Paramount in New York on 10 April and Stubb's Waller Creek Amphitheater in Austin on 18 April.
Europe follows from May. Ticketing sites list Razzmatazz in Barcelona on 25 May and Rockefeller in Oslo on 10 June. Several of the listings come from resellers and may be incomplete, so the dates on Erez's own channels are the ones to rely on. Vinyl and CD pre-orders are already open at retailers including Crash Records and Chalkys, with a blue vinyl edition listed.
Where she stands now
Erez has built her name on Israeli-born electronic pop that mixes hip-hop with political writing, and she has had a visible 2026 festival run: photographs from this year show her at the Tribeca Film Festival in June and the Montreux Jazz Festival in July. The new album's pitch, a satirical single about the end of the world, keeps to that line.
Neon Gold is known for breaking pop acts, and Atlantic handles the wider release. Whether the record reaches beyond the audience that already follows her will show once the tour starts in March.
