Nashville-based indie rockers The Brook & The Bluff have a brand new batch of music ready to share this spring. Released today (Nov. 5), “Super Bowl Sunday” offers an intriguing first taste of the band’s upcoming album, Werewolf, set for release on March 6 via Dualtone Records.
Although the groovy, guitar-driven track boasts an upbeat, easily accessible soundscape, “Super Bowl Sunday” offers plenty of lyrical depth as it explores themes of leaning into escapism over fear of the unknown.
“Do you wanna throw it all away? / Find a place to feel something / Or are we standing on our last leg / Running in circles for nothing?”
“‘Super Bowl Sunday’ is a song about falling back into a box that feels comfortable, resisting growth and staying stuck, mostly out of being plain old scared,” The Brook & The Bluff share. “It is looking at your life at a crossroads and saying something insane like ‘I’d rather watch the game with the boys’ instead of making a real decision. It’s all of that avoidance, covered up with some rippin’ guitar.”
Produced by Micah Tawlks, Werewolf features 10 new tracks, including “Super Bowl Sunday,” and was crafted during an intensive creative chapter focused on exploring themes of personal growth while evolving their sound further than ever before. The band cites influential classic rock acts like Tom Petty, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and the Eagles as inspiration while crafting the record’s still distinctly modern soundscape.
You can catch the band out on the road next year in support of Werewolf during their newly announced headlining tour, which begins in mid-March and stretches through early May. Additional information about the live dates listed below can be found by visiting The Brook & The Bluff’s official website.
Listen to “Super Bowl Sunday” below:
The Brook & The Bluff, Werewolf Track List:
- “Werewolf”
- “Get By”
- “Can’t Figure It Out”
- “Super Bowl Sunday”
- “Baby Blue”
- “105”
- “Gone for the Weekend”
- “I’ll Have It Down”
- “Change My Mind”
- “Moving Along”
The Brook & The Bluff’s 2026 Tour Dates:
March 20 – Raleigh, N.C. @ The Ritz
March 21 – Charlotte, N.C. @ The Fillmore
March 23 – Washington, D.C. @ 9:30 Club
March 26 – Nashville, Tenn. @ Brooklyn Bowl
March 27 – Birmingham, Ala. @ Avondale Brewing Company
March 28 – Atlanta, Ga. @ Variety Playhouse
March 31 – Philadelphia, Pa. @ Union Transfer
April 3 – New York, N.Y. @ Webster Hall
April 4 – Boston, Mass. @ Big Night Live
April 6 – Toronto, Ontario @ Horseshoe Tavern
April 8 – Detroit, Mich. @ Saint Andrew’s Hall
April 9 – Indianapolis, Ind. @ The Vogue Theatre
April 10 – Chicago, Ill. @ House of Blues
April 11 – St. Paul, Minn. @ Amsterdam Bar & Hall
April 13 – Kansas City, Mo. @ The Truman
April 14 – Oklahoma City, Okla. @ The Jones Assembly
April 16 – Houston, Texas @ The Heights Theater
April 17 – Dallas, Texas @ The Bomb Factory
April 18 – Austin, Texas @ Scoot Inn
April 21 – Phoenix, Ariz. @ The Van Buren
April 23 – San Diego, Calif. @ The Observatory North Park
April 24 – Los Angeles, Calif. @ The Bellwether
April 25 – San Francisco, Calif. @ The Fillmore
April 27 – Portland, Ore. @ Wonder Ballroom
April 28 – Vancouver, British Columbia @ Hollywood Theatre
April 29 – Seattle, Wash. @ The Showbox
May 2 – Salt Lake City, Utah @ Soundwell
May 3 – Denver, Colo. @ Ogden Theatre
