
H.C. McEntire invites her family and community into frame for her “Baby’s Got the Blues” music video
Back stateside after a trio of sold-out shows in London, two of which were supporting Angel Olsen, H.C. McEntire is premiering a new music video for “Baby’s Got the Blues” off her stellar solo debut, LIONHEART. Watch it on Rookie alongside a joint-interview with Kathleen Hanna, read the lyrics and a statement from McEntire on her website, or check it out below:
Director Jared Hogan on creating a visual for the song:
In talking with Heather, we knew that we wanted this video to touch on universal wounds of depression and suffering, but established in a more poetic narrative. We also knew we wanted family and community to play an integral role. All of the subjects in the video are connected to Heather’s life in one way or another, and that was very important to us. The song strikes this beautiful balance between darkness and hope, and we wanted the video to do the same.
In case you missed it, watch the music video for “Quartz in the Valley” too! LIONHEART is available on limited-edition white Peak Vinyl and CD in the Merge store, at local independent shops around America, and via your preferred digital media service.
H.C. McEntire will hit the road this summer supporting the likes of S. Carey in July and Pedro the Lion in August before several shows at Americanafest in Nashville.
H.C. McEntire on tour:
Jun 14 Winston-Salem, NC – Sunset Thursdays at Bailey Park
Jul 12 Spokane, WA – The Bartlett*
Jul 13 Seattle, WA – Barboza*
Jul 14 Vancouver, BC – Fox Cabaret*
Jul 15 Portland, OR – Mississippi Studios*
Jul 17 San Francisco, CA – Swedish American Hall*
Jul 18 Los Angeles, CA – Moroccan Lounge*
Jul 20 Phoenix, AZ – The Crescent Ballroom*
Jul 21 Santa Fe, NM – Meow Wolf*
Jul 22 Denver, CO – Larimer Lounge*
Jul 24 Kansas City, MO – Record Bar*
Aug 06 Indianapolis, IN – The Hi-Fi^
Aug 07 Ferndale, MI – The Loving Touch^
Aug 08 Toronto, ON – Lee’s Palace^
Aug 10 Allston, MA – Brighton Music Hall^
Aug 11 Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer^
Aug 12 Washington, DC – Black Cat^
Aug 14 New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom^
Aug 15 New York, NY – Music Hall of Williamsburg^
Aug 16 Millvale, PA – Mr. Small’s Theatre^
Aug 17 Cleveland, OH – Grog Shop^
Aug 18 Newport, KY – The Southgate House^
Aug 20 Davenport, IA – Raccoon Motel^
Aug 21 Omaha, NE – The Waiting Room^
Aug 22 Minneapolis, MN – Fine Line Music Cafe^
Aug 23 Milwaukee, WI – Turner Hall^
Aug 24 Chicago, IL – Thalia Hall^
Sep 11–16 Nashville, TN – Americanafest
* w/ S. Carey
^ w/ Pedro the Lion














