Nothing's About to Happen to Me

On her eighth album, Nothing's About to Happen to Me, Mitski, accompanied musically by her band and an orchestra, tells a multi-layered, enigmatic story centered on a woman who lives in seclusion in a dilapidated house. Outside her home, she is an outsider; inside her home, she is free. Mitski wrote all the songs on “Nothing's About to Happen to Me.” Produced and recorded by Patrick Hyland and mastered by Bob Weston, the album continues the musical direction of “The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We” (2023). It was recorded live by Mitski's touring band, The Land. The orchestral recordings, arranged by Drew Erickson, took place at Sunset Sound and TTG Studios, with Michael Harris handling the sound engineering. Mitski is “the most fascinating and mysterious musician in indie rock” (Rolling Stone), who “continues to evolve in brilliant and wonderful ways” (NPR Music). She has released seven albums in her career to date, four of which have gone gold. Her song “My Love Mine All Mine” is a global hit and has gone quadruple platinum. Mitsuki's diverse collaborations with other artists include two co-writing contributions to the current Florence and the Machine album “Everybody Scream,” as well as a collaboration with David Byrne and Son Lux for the Oscar-nominated film “This Is A Life.”  She is currently writing music and lyrics for the musical adaptation of “The Queen's Gambit.” Her concerts, which Variety has called “a fascinating study in movement,” have also been described as “highly stylized, brilliantly executed, supercool” (Philadelphia Inquirer) and “unusual, enigmatic, and utterly captivating” (The Guardian). Her first concert film, “Mitski: The Land,” was released in October 2025 in over 600 theaters worldwide, cementing her reputation as “one of the few indie stars who deserve the big break” (Uproxx). It was released simultaneously with the live album “The Land.”