Emma Ogier Releases Debut Album ‘Fly 1111’
David Baron produced the record, which explores creative sacrifice and learning to trust yourself.
Emma Ogier has released her debut album, Fly 1111. Produced by David Baron and released through Lost Highway Records, the album explores the sacrifices involved in pursuing a creative life and the challenge of trusting yourself through uncertainty. The Houston native began writing songs as a teenager during the pandemic, developing her songwriting during a period of isolation.
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The release follows a series of tracks including “Baby Don’t Hurt Me,” “Believing,” “Rocksteady/HeavyMetal (feat. Eden Joel),” “Keep You,” and “Hands Tied.” Ogier also appears on “SMALL TOWN” and “CABBY” from Dominic Fike’s latest album, HOW TO QUIT SMOKING. Earlier this fall, Fike shared a video titled “This Is Emma Ogier” on his YouTube channel.
Ogier will mark the album’s arrival with three headline performances: November 13 at Baby’s All Right in Brooklyn, November 15 at White Oak Music Hall in Houston, and November 16 at American Legion Post 82 in Nashville. She will then join Hamilton Leithauser & Rostam at San Francisco’s Castro Theatre on November 18 and Los Angeles’ Pacific Electric on November 19 and 20.
Her schedule continues in January 2027 with Bright Eyes at Brooklyn Paramount on January 11, 12, and 14. Those appearances follow performances alongside the band this past summer. A run supporting Remi Wolf begins February 23 at The Anthem in Washington, D.C., with subsequent stops including Philadelphia’s The Met and New York’s Radio City Music Hall.
The Remi Wolf dates extend through March 20 in Atlanta, with two-night engagements at Boston’s MGM Music Hall at Fenway, Toronto’s Massey Hall, and Chicago’s The Salt Shed along the way. Other stops include Detroit, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Nashville. Ogier is also scheduled to perform at Treefort Festival in Boise on March 31 and support Mt. Joy at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado, on August 12.
