The Aces are back with a new single, “Girls Make Me Wanna Die.”

The indie pop outfit had made their return with a heartbreak anthem, all about young unrequited love. “Girls Make Me Wanna Die” comes in celebration of Pride, and The Aces will be continuing that celebration by popping up at festivals across North America.

“‘Girls Make Me Die’ is a nostalgic call back to our adolescence and shared experience of being young, queer, and painfully in love with your best friend,” The Aces explain. “Everyone remembers that feeling. So many ‘what if’s’, so much longing. Every single look and touch meant something. We wanted this song to feel desperate and full of youth, so we stripped it down to how everything started back when we were kids, jamming in the basement. Guitar, drums, bass, and a distorted vocal.”

Listen to “Girls Make Me Wanna Die” below.
 

With shimmering melodies, catchy guitars, and driven percussion the track serves as a bubbly early aughts anthem. Lyrically, they deliver lines like, “She’s wearing my beat up jean jacket so damn well/ One swipe of a finger/ She leaves and I linger/ She’s killing me with desire for someone else/ Oh these girls that make me wanna die.”

The Aces are headed out on tour. Check out the dates below.
 

The Aces Tour Dates:

Indianapolis, IN – Indy Pride – June 11
Chicago, IL – Chicago Pride – June 18
Tulsa, OK – BOK Center* – July 27
Houston, TX – Smart Financial Centre* – July 29
Dallas, TX – Dickies Arena* – July 30
Cedar Park, TX – H-E-B Center at Cedar Park* – July 31
Atlanta, GA – Fox Theatre* – August 2
Tampa, FL – Yuengling Center* – August 4
Saint Charles, IA – Hinterland Music Festival – August 5
Jacksonville, FL – Daily’s Place* – August 6
Nashville, TN – Grand Ole Opry House* – August 8
Charlotte, NC – Spectrum Center* – August 10
Cincinnati, OH – Truist Arena* – August 11
Portsmouth, VA – Atlantic Union Bank Pavilion* – August 13
Baltimore, MD – CEIA Arena* – August 14
Portland, ME – Cross Insurance Arena* – August 16
Boston, MA – Agganis Arena* – August 17
New Haven, CT – Westville Music Bowl* – August 19
Syracuse, NY – Oncenter War Memorial* – August 20
Atlantic City, NJ – Theater at Boardwalk Hall* – August 21
Fairfax, VA – Eaglebank Arena* – August 23
New York, NY – Radio City Music Hall* – August 25
Philadelphia, PA – Mann Center for the Performing Arts* – August 27
Carnot-Moon, PA – UPMC Events Center* – August 29
Cleveland, OH – Jacobe Pavilion at Nautica* – August 30
Indianapolis, IN – Indiana University Auditorium* – September 1
Columbus, OH – Nationwide Arena* – September 2
Chicago, IL – Credit Union 1 Arena* – September 3
Detroit, MI – Fox Theatre* – September 4
Toronto, ON – Meridian Hall* – September 6
Montreal, QC – Centre Bell* – September 7
Milwaukee, WI – Miller High Life Theater* – September 10
Saint Paul, MN – Roy Wilkins Auditorium* – September 11
St. Louis, MO – Fox Theatre* – September 13
Kansas City, MO – Arvest Bank Theatre at the Midland* – September 14
Broomfield, CO – 1STBANK Center* – September 16
Salt Lake City, UT – UCCU Center* – September 17
Boise, ID – ExtraMile Arena – September 19
Portland, OR – Theater of the Clouds – September 21
Seattle, WA – WaMu Theater – September 22
Vancouver, BC – Queen Elizabeth Theatre – September 23
San Francisco, CA – Bill Graham Civic Auditorium – September 25
Los Angeles, CA – Microsoft Theater – September 26
San Diego, CA – Pechanga Arena San Diego – September 29
Phoenix, AZ – Footprint Center – September 30
Las Vegas, NV – The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan – October 1

* = supporting Why Don’t We

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