Laura Jane Grace returns with Adventure Club, her most expansive and theatrically charged solo album to date. Released under the banner Laura Jane Grace in the Trauma Tropes and out now via Polyvinyl Records, the album finds the punk veteran blending raw energy, mythic narrative, and biting personal insight into one of her boldest statements yet.
Written largely during a creative retreat in Athens, Greece—with contributions from her wife Paris Campbell Grace and local musicians Jacopo Fokas and Orestis Lagadinos—Adventure Club draws on classic storytelling arcs while staying grounded in Grace’s signature urgency. Across 12 tracks, she tackles war, capitalism, personal reckoning, and survival with clarity and fire.
Musically, the album pulls from punk, folk, power-pop, and garage rock, delivering everything from stripped-down confessionals to full-throttle anthems. Songs like “WWIII Revisited,” “Mine Me Mine,” and “Active Trauma” showcase her ability to weave sharp lyricism into dynamic, confrontational songwriting.
Grace has always used her work to speak truth to chaos—and Adventure Club is no exception. It’s emotionally raw, politically aware, and musically fearless. For longtime fans and newcomers alike, this is a reminder that Laura Jane Grace remains one of punk’s most vital voices—louder and more deliberate than ever.
