CHVRCHES have announced All The King’s Men, due on January 22, 2027. There will not be a long wait between the fifth album and the first concert: the band opens its North American tour in Philadelphia on February 13. “Roses” is out now and will be the opening track on the record.

The three members of CHVRCHES in a 2026 promotional photograph
CHVRCHES in 2026. Photo: Jody Evans.

For someone making plans this weekend, though, January is not the nearest deadline. The band has set out two different ways into its regional ticket presales. North American fans are directed to the mailing list, with signup requested before 4 p.m. local time on Monday, October 26. UK and Ireland access is advertised through album preorders on any format before 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 27.

Those instructions are worth reading separately. A fan heading to Toronto needs the North American route, just as someone heading to London needs the UK and Ireland information. There is no single signup deadline covering both. The UK preorder cutoff is shown without an explicit time-zone label on the main page, so overseas buyers should check the store’s terms rather than make a conversion from an assumed zone.

There are 22 days from the January 22 release to the Philadelphia opening show. That is just over three weeks to get familiar with the album, before anyone can see what makes the live set. The tour has 18 North American dates, ending in Los Angeles on March 14, then nine UK and Irish dates from Glasgow on April 23 to London on May 6.

The CD listing gives a little more to work with than a release date. Its 11 tracks run from “Roses” to “Faith In Flying”. “Evil”, “Adore You”, “Overthinker” and “Royal Blue” follow the opener, then come “Comedown Tomorrow”, “Friend Of A Friend”, “Three Out Of Five”, “Conman” and “Jamie’s Prayer”.

“Conman” therefore sits ninth, well into the second half, while the current single introduces the sequence. That is a small but useful bit of context for following the campaign: two songs being discussed together need not sit next to each other on the record. Nor does an album’s opening track automatically tell us how a concert will begin.

Ordering the CD also means keeping two dates in mind. The store lists January 22 for the release, but gives January 2027 as its estimated shipping month. That is a month-wide dispatch estimate, not a promise that the parcel will arrive on release morning. The picture of the product is described as a reference mockup. Anyone choosing a physical copy has the format and the track list to go on, with the final packaging and delivery details still to follow.