Father John Misty
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Father John Misty, Josh Tillman, is a singer-songwriter, guitarist and drummer from Maryland. When I was 21, I moved to Seattle and J. Although he continued to release the album under the name of Tillman, he felt stuck, and participated in Fleet Foxes in 2008 and worked as a drummer of the band for about four years, but finally left the Japan tour in January 2012. In the same year, Sub Pop released his debut album "Fear Fun" as Father John Misty. The album won a great reputation, and the second album "I Love You, Honeybear" released in 2015 was ranked 17th in the US chart and 14th in the UK chart, was selected as the best album for the year in various media, and was nominated for Grammy and Brit Awards to make a big break worldwide. He is often involved in other artists' works, credited as a songwriter for Lady Gaga's Sinner's Prayer, Come to Mama, Beyoncé's Hold Up, and is also featured in songs by Kid Cudi and The Avalanches. In 2016, he started recording new works. In early 2017, he released the previous single "Ballad of the Dying Man" from his new work and won the Best New Truck at Pitchfork. In April this year, the long-awaited new album "Pure Comedy" was released, ranking 10th for the first time in the US chart and 8th for the UK chart. And with full satisfaction, he finally made a live debut in Japan under the name of Father John Misty at this year's Fuji Rock, and performed an overwhelming performance with a high reputation as the best act and received a great response. In response to this, the long-awaited solo tour was decided in a hurry!