Love You Madly Hate You Badly is the fourth studio album by the American singer-songwriter Oliver Tree, released independently through Tree's record label Alien Boy on April 24, 2026. It was supported by five singles: "Superhero", "Joyride", "Flowers", "Deep End", and "All You Ever Wanted". It was the last album released in Tree's lifetime, as he died on June 14, 2026, in a helicopter collision in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, after performing in his first world tour in São Paulo the previous week.
Background Tree stated that production for the album began in 2023, right after the release of his third studio album, Alone in a Crowd. Tree traveled across eighty countries and seven continents recording the album while experimenting with new sounds. Before its release, Tree stated that the album would be his "hardest work" and his personal favorite, describing the album as "a reflection of duality, love and hate, chaos and calm, and everything I've learned travelling the world". Tree produced and wrote the entire album. The album was almost scrapped due to complications with Atlantic Records.
After a three-month hiatus, Tree hinted at the album's release date for spring 2026 and began teasing the third single, "Flowers", on social media before releasing the song and its music video on February 20, 2026.
Promotion The album's lead single, "Superhero", was released alongside a music video on October 10, 2025. The second single, "Joyride", was released on November 14. "Flowers" was released on February 20, 2026; in the song's music video, Tree stars as a pilot. On March 27, "Deep End" was accompanied by a performance video featuring Tree dressed as Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst. "All You Ever Wanted" was released on April 10, with its music video filmed at the Didgori Battle Monument in Georgia.
Tour In May 2026, Tree announced a concert tour in support of the album. Pre-registration for tickets opened on May 4, followed by artist presales on May 6 and general ticket sales on May 8. It was marketed as the "World's First World Tour", with shows scheduled in all seven continents, including a potential concert in Antarctica. sixty-seven dates were announced on May 4, 2026, with a kickoff date on May 30 in Mexico City. The tour ran for four shows before the remainder of the dates were canceled on June 14, 2026, hours after Tree was killed in a helicopter collision.
Tour dates World's First World Tour datesDate (2026)CityCountryVenueMay 30Mexico CityMexicoPabellón Oeste del Palacio de los DeportesJune 2SantiagoChileClub SubterráneoJune 4Buenos AiresArgentinaNiceto ClubJune 6São PauloBrazilStudio Stage List of cancelled World's First World Tour datesDate (2026)CityCountryVenueJuly 1LisbonPortugalLAV - Lisboa ao VivoJuly 3MadridSpainMon MadridJuly 4BarcelonaSala ApoloJuly 7RomeItalyEur Social ParkJuly 8MilanCircolo MagnoliaJuly 9ViennaAustriaArena WienJuly 11TrenčínSlovakiaTrenčín AirfieldJuly 12BudapestHungaryDürer KertJuly 13PragueCzech RepublicLucerna Music BarJuly 15FeldkirchAustriaAltes HallenbadJuly 18SyðrugøtaFaroe IslandsJuly 28NashvilleUnited StatesMarathon Music WorksJuly 29AtlantaThe EasternJuly 30CharlotteThe Fillmore CharlotteAugust 1Silver SpringThe Fillmore Silver SpringAugust 2PhiladelphiaFranklin Music HallAugust 4New YorkTerminal 5August 5BostonRoadrunnerAugust 7TorontoCanadaHistoryAugust 8ClevelandUnited StatesAgora Theatre and BallroomAugust 9Royal OakRoyal Oak Music TheatreAugust 11ChicagoThe Salt ShedAugust 12MinneapolisThe Fillmore MinneapolisAugust 14BoulderBoulder TheaterAugust 15Salt Lake CityThe ComplexAugust 17PortlandRoseland TheaterAugust 18SeattleThe ShowboxAugust 21Santa CruzQuarry AmphitheaterAugust 22OaklandFox Oakland TheatreAugust 23HollywoodHollywood PalladiumAugust 25PhoenixThe Van BurenAugust 27DallasThe Bomb FactoryAugust 28AustinStubb's Waller Creek AmpitheaterSeptember 5AmsterdamNetherlandsParadisoSeptember 6BrusselsBelgiumCirque RoyalSeptember 8CologneGermanyCarlswerk VictoriaSeptember 9ParisFranceBataclanSeptember 10ZurichSwitzerlandKomplex 457September 12MunichGermanyTonHalle MünchenSeptember 13BerlinAstra KulturhausSeptember 14HamburgDocksSeptember 16CopenhagenDenmarkStore VEGASeptember 18WarsawPolandProgresjaSeptember 19BratislavaSlovakiaSTARS AuditoriumSeptember 21BucharestRomaniaQuantic ClubSeptember 22SofiaBulgariaPirotska 5 Event CenterSeptember 24GlasgowScotlandSWG3 TV StudioSeptember 25ManchesterEnglandO2 Ritz ManchesterSeptember 27LondonO2 Forum Kentish TownOctober 2BrisbaneAustraliaFortitude Music HallOctober 3MelbourneForum MelbourneOctober 6AucklandNew ZealandAuckland Town HallOctober 7SydneyAustraliaEnmore TheatreOctober 8AdelaideHindley Street Music HallOctober 10PerthMetro CityOctober 14ChengduChina rowspan="8" October 16ChongqingOctober 17GuangzhouOctober 18ShenzhenOctober 21WuhanOctober 23ShanghaiOctober 24HangzhouOctober 25Beijing
Track listing All tracks are arranged, written, and produced by Oliver Tree except where noted.
Personnel Credits are adapted from Tidal. Oliver Tree – vocals, production, vocal production, engineering, mixing Jacob Dennis – vocal production, engineering, mixing, production on "Superhero" and "Joyride" Randy Merrill – mastering
Charts + Chart performance for Love You Madly Hate You Badly Chart (2026) Peakposition Australian Digital Albums (ARIA) 25
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