"Hush Baby, Hurry Slowly" Released: 24 October 2025
There's Always More That I Could Say is the third studio album by Norwegian singer Sigrid. It was released on 24 October 2025 through EMI Norway. The album was supported by four singles: "Jellyfish", "Fort Knox", "Two Years" and "Hush Baby, Hurry Slowly".
After the release of her second studio album, How to Let Go (2022), Sigrid announced her third studio album in August 2025; There's Always More That I Could Say would be released on 24 October via Island Records and EMI Norway.[1] Sigrid described the record as "accidental breakup album", reflecting on themes of infatuation and heartbreak.[2][3] The album was recorded in a rustic studio by the harbour in Bergen,[4][5] where she said she stepped away from the pressures of "content culture" to "rediscover the joy of making music simply for the love of it."[6] Executive-produced by Askjell,[2]There's Always More That I Could Say is said to deliver Sigrid's signature feel-good freedom, blending punchy pop hooks with anthemic choruses.[7]
Promotion
Singles
The lead single, "Jellyfish", was released on 11 July 2025 with its music video.[8][9] Sigrid performed the song live during her Oslo in London show and appeared at several major European festivals, including TRNSMT, Latitude, Tramlines, and Y Not, as part of her summer 2025 festival run.[10] Second single, "Fort Knox", was released on 19 August 2025, alongside the album's announcement.[11] On 26 September 2025, Sigrid released the third single, "Two Years", co-written with Askjell.[12][13]
Tour
Sigrid announced the There's Always More That I Could Say Tour in support of the album. It is scheduled to run from January to March 2026, beginning with two shows in Oslo and continuing through major European cities including Copenhagen, Berlin, Amsterdam, Paris, London, and Dublin, before concluding in Glasgow.[14] The tour marks her return to Ireland following her 2022 Cosy Tour, and showcases a new stage production inspired by the themes of self-reflection and renewal explored on the album. In addition to her headlining shows, Sigrid is also set to support Ed Sheeran on his Loop Tour across North America in July and August 2026.[15][16]
Neil Z. Yeung of AllMusic wrote that There's Always More That I Could Say is "another reliable, catchy set of earnest, powerful pop/rock anthems".[17]Clash's Eduarda Goulart described the album as "a step forward into the European-glittery world of heartbreak", praising its confident vocals and polished production.[18] For Dork, Ciaran Picker called it "a journey that underscores Sigrid's confidence in what she does best: make pure pop bangers."[19] In The Line of Best Fit, David Cobbald commended the album's lyricism and wrote that the album displays Sigrid's "consistency across all the years".[20] Ellisiv Sunde Myrva of the NRK thought that There's Always More That I Could Say "feels less like an album and more like a foundation for something more in [Sigrid's] pop music".[21]
Track listing
There's Always More That I Could Say track listing
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