Ty Segall Dives into New Sounds with 'Three Bells' Album and Prepares for Sold-Out Show

Musician Ty Segall, known for his experimental edge, has once again defied expectations with his newest album, 'Three Bells'. At age 36, the Southern Californian native continues to captivate fans who appreciate his genre-blending musical talents.

Segall's journey through the music industry has been anything but conventional. This diverse artist doesn't conform and has never bound his work to a narrow sound. 'I've never really thought about what I'm supposed to make, how I'm supposed to be, or how I'm supposed to sound,' Segall shares.

Coming from a solid foundation in the music scene of Southern California, Segall's fifteenth solo album, 'Three Bells', is a testament to his creative resilience. The album showcases an evolution in Segall's music, marking a departure from his typically high-energy, compact songs to a more introspective and extended musical narrative.

'Three Bells' promises a journey within, reflecting an 'ego death' Segall experienced. The album is a significant milestone for the artist, provoking deep self-reflection. Segall muses about the constant cycle of rebirth and the perpetual inner exploration that he translates into his music.

Known for his vivid lyrics and abstract style, Segall's new work invites listeners to formulate their own interpretations. The album evolved from its lead track 'The Bell', influencing the creation of other standout songs and guiding the album's overall direction. Segall shares that the intention was to embrace a melodic and guitar-heavy sound, entering new realms of musical expression while retaining his distinct touch.

With 'Three Bells', fans can anticipate seeing its near-entirety live as Segall embarks on his tour. He aims to spotlight his latest era in music, while still indulging audiences with some familiar favorites. Returning to Southern California stages holds special meaning for Segall, who finds comfort performing in the familiar backdrop of his roots.

And for those fans who live for the adrenaline of energetic mosh pits, Segall reassures that while the volume may have been dialed down, the excitement and possibility for a bit of rowdiness remain. 'We'll be loud, but not harmfully loud,' he confirms with a smile.

Ty Segall: Three Bells Tour with Coral Web

When: 9 p.m. Saturday

Where: The Belly Up Tavern, 143 S. Cedros Ave., Solana Beach

Tickets: Sold out

The upcoming show at The Belly Up Tavern is a testament to Segall's enduring popularity, with tickets having flown off the shelves, promising a memorable night for those who secured a spot.

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