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Lime Garden – “Moving Target”

Lime Garden – “Moving Target”

Lime Garden, Brighton-based makers of charismatic danceable indie rock, released their sophomore album Maybe Not Tonight in April. In the months since, it's become a 2026 favorite of mine — one of those quirky, fun, effervescently catchy releases that ingratiates itself more and more with each successive listen. So it's exciting to report that Lime Garden are coming to America, and they've got a new song out today.

The fresh Lime Garden single "Moving Target" begins with a skittering beat and radioactive synth notes. Soon, Chloe Howard is lamenting love's foibles over funky, squelchy bass and wide-open acoustic chords. It's a fascinating arrangement for a classically winsome pop song, sophisticated but too much like a party to be pretentious. "You can't fall in love with a moving target," Howard sings on the hook, before conceding, "It feels so right."

Below, watch the CLUMP Collective's "Moving Target" video and check out Lime Garden's upcoming tour dates on both sides of the Atlantic.

TOUR DATES:10/02 - Bristol, UK @ Electric10/05 - Oxford, UK @ Bullingdon [SOLD OUT]10/06 - Cambridge, UK @ Junction10/08 - Sheffield, UK @ Crookes Social Club [SOLD OUT]10/09 - Birkenhead, UK @ Future Yard [SOLD OUT]10/10 - Leeds, UK @ Stylus10/12 - Newcastle, UK @ The Grove10/13 - Edinburgh, UK @ The Mash House [SOLD OUT]10/14 - Glasgow, UK @ Saint Luke's10/16 - Manchester, UK @ Gorilla [SOLD OUT]10/17 - Nottingham, UK @ Rescue Rooms [SOLD OUT]10/18 - Norwich, UK @ Waterfront [SOLD OUT]10/20 - Birmingham, UK @ Castle & Falcon [SOLD OUT]10/21 - London, UK @ Electric Brixton10/28 - Los Angeles, CA @ Lodge Room10/30 - San Francisco, CA @ Cafe Du Nord [SOLD OUT]11/01 - Portland, OR @ Mississippi Studios11/02 - Seattle, WA @ Barboza [SOLD OUT]11/04 - Chicago, IL @ Subterranean11/06 - Brooklyn, NY @ Elsewhere: Zone One [SOLD OUT]11/07 - Brooklyn, NY @ Elsewhere: Zone One [SOLD OUT]11/08 - Washington, DC @ Songbyrd [SOLD OUT]11/20 - Porto, PT @ M.Ou.Co11/21 - Lisbon, PT @ LAV

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