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Peter Gabriel – o\i – album info and background
On 27 November 2026, 'o\i' – the follow-up to 'i/o' – is set to be released, just three years on. We have all the details.
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On 27 November 2026, 'o\i' – the follow-up to 'i/o' – is set to be released, just three years on. We have all the details.
Now we know for sure – o\i, Peter Gabriel's new album, is due to be released on 27 November. You can find all the details here.
The tenth track for o\i is called "Face The Wall" about death and how to face it. Yet the track comes across as surprisingly cheerful – and there are reasons for that.
Following the longest track in July, Gabriel releases the second-longest in August – a track that comes across as cheerful and light-hearted.
As July draws to a close, Gabriel treats us to the longest track on o\i. And an old acquaintance reappears: the character Mozo, someone who has fallen from grace.
On the night of the full moon on 29 July, One By One – the eighth track from Peter Gabriel's upcoming album o\i – will be released.
The track for the second full moon in May isn't quite as smooth as its two predecessors. Instead, Gabriel once again showcases his mastery of the abysmal.
There will be two songs for o\i in May. The first is – as you might expect – a rather calm track. But also one that radiates great optimism.
The second song by o\i is, at least judging by its title Put The Bucket Down, an old acquaintance. After already being discussed for i/o, it is now finally being released.
The second track from the forthcoming Peter Gabriel album "o\i" is called "Put The Bucket Down" and will be available on 1 February (midnight).