WHO'S THAT LYRICS - THE WAR ON DRUGS | SINGLE

Who's That is the first new studio recording from The War on Drugs since 2022, released on 9 September 2026. The reflective, synth-drenched single was written in ten minutes between first coffee and school drop-off, and it marks a warm, understated return for the Philadelphia band.

Who's That Song Credits

Song: Who's That
Singer: The War on Drugs
Written by: Adam Granduciel
Produced by: Adam Granduciel
Featuring: Anthony LaMarca, Dave Hartley
Label: Super High Quality Records
Release Date: 9 September 2026
Video Director: Max Flick

Who's That Lyrics

Full lyrics for Who's That are not published here yet. The official lyrics will be added once they are verified from the official release.

Watch the Official Video

The official video, directed by Max Flick, follows Granduciel on a surreal late-night stroll around the streets of Burbank. It premiered with the single on 9 September 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

When was Who's That released?

"Who's That" was released on 9 September 2026, together with its official video. It is the band's first new studio recording since 2022 and follows their fifth studio album, "I Don't Live Here Anymore" (2021), and the 2024 live album "Live Drugs Again".

Who wrote and produced Who's That?

The song was written and produced by frontman Adam Granduciel at his studio compound in Burbank, California. It features bandmates Anthony LaMarca on drums and Dave Hartley on bass, and it was released on the band's own label, Super High Quality Records.

What is Who's That about?

The song is about trying to love yourself despite the anxiety, depression and self-doubt that can stand in the way of living the life you truly desire. Granduciel has said it was written in ten minutes, somewhere between first coffee and school drop-off.

Is a new War on Drugs album coming?

No new album has been announced yet, so there is no title or release date. Granduciel said in May 2026 that the band was "almost done making a record, and we're close to the end". He also co-produced Sam Fender's Mercury Prize-winning 2025 album "People Watching"; read our Sam Fender biography for more.

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