HAIM Releases Fourth Album I Quit Celebrated With UK Outdoor Concert

The Haim sisters have released their fourth studio album, I Quit, which was initially a joke title inspired by a line from the 1996 film That Thing You Do, but it later took on a deeper meaning about quitting things that no longer serve them. The album blends classic Californian pop traditions with modern themes, exploring break-ups, empowerment, and nostalgia, with tracks reflecting personal experiences such as Danielle Haim's split from their former producer Ariel Rechtshaid. The sisters' close vocal harmonies stem from their shared upbringing in a musical family band called Rockenhaim, where they developed their natural sibling synergy on stage. To celebrate I Quit, released on June 20, 2025, Haim will headline an open-air concert in Margate as part of the Margate Summer Series, followed by an arena tour including a London O2 Arena show. The band, known for hits like The Wire and If I Could Change Your Mind, has earned critical acclaim and awards including a BRIT Award and multiple Grammy nominations. Their latest work continues to showcase their growth as songwriters and performers while honoring their Californian pop roots.