Gogol Bordello announce new LP & tour, share “Hater Liquidator”

Gogol Bordello have announced their ninth album, We Mean It, Man!, due out on February 13 via Eugene Hütz’s Casa Gogol Records. It was co-produced by Nick Launay and Adam “Atom” Greenspan, and you can see the cover art and tracklist below.

“Gogol Bordello has always been a cross-pollinator,” Hütz says. “And We Mean It Man! brings all our original inspirations together more than any other: punk, gypsy music, hardcore, and techno. I conceived this album as a collaboration with one of my favorite producers of all time, Nick Launay, who’s been so much responsible for the flourishing of post-punk as a genre. In terms of boiled down multimedia collage this is the best Frankenstein we’ve done since Gypsy Punks. This is our post-punk groove revenge.”

Following the title track, which they released in September, they’ve shared the second single, “Hater Liquidator,” which you can hear below.

Gogol Bordello also announced a 2026 tour, which runs through February into March, following their annual New Year’s run in December and January. It wraps up with an NYC show at Knockdown Center on March 27. Tickets to all dates go on sale Wednesday, November 19 at 10 AM local, and you can see all dates, which also include Long Island’s Mulcahy’s on January 3, below.

GOGOL BORDELLO – WE MEAN IT, MAN! TRACKLIST
We Mean It, Man!
Life Is Possible Again
No Time For Idiots
Hater Liquidator
Boiling Point (ft. Grace Bergere)
Ignition
From Boyarka to Boyaca (ft. Puzzled Panther)
Mystics
We Did Good With The Good We Did
Crayons
State of Shock
Solidarity (Nick Launay mix ft. Bernard Sumner)

GOGOL BORDELLO: 2025-2026 TOUR DATES
December 27: Nevermore Hall – Baltimore, MD
December 28: Archer Music Hall – Allentown, PA
December 31: Higher Ground Ballroom – Burlington, VT
January 1: Higher Ground Ballroom – Burlington, VT
January 2: District Music Hall – Norwalk, CT
January 3: Mulcahy’s – Wantagh, NY
February 21: Majestic Theatre – Detroit, MI
February 22: House of Blues – Cleveland, OH
February 24: Concord Music Hall – Chicago, IL
February 25: First Avenue – Minneapolis, MN
February 27: Ogden Theatre – Denver, CO
February 28: The Union Event Center – Salt Lake City, UT
March 2: Revolution Hall – Portland, OR
March 3: The Commodore Ballroom – Vancouver, BC
March 4: The Showbox – Seattle, WA
March 6: The Warfield – San Francisco, CA
March 7: The Novo – Los Angeles, CA
March 9: Nile Theater – Mesa, AZ
March 10: El Rey Theatre – Albuquerque, NM
March 12: The Mohawk – Austin, TX
March 13: Paper Tiger – San Antonio, TX
March 15: Granada Theater – Dallas, TX
March 17: Brooklyn Bowl Nashville – Nashville, TN
March 18: Buckhead Theatre – Atlanta, GA
March 20: The Underground – Charlotte – Charlotte, NC
March 21: The National – Richmond, VA
March 22: 9:30 Club – Washington, DC
March 24: Union Transfer – Philadelphia, PA
March 25: Royale – Boston, MA
March 27: Knockdown Center – Maspeth, NY