confirmed. A second song from the record, "Dressed to Suppress," was released on July 26, 2018. Throughout the summer of 2018 the band supported The Smashing Pumpkins on their Shiny And Oh So Bright Tour reunion. They capped off the summer playing the inaugural SKOOKUM Festival in Stanley Park in Vancouver, BC. After releasing a single, "Now or Never Now" in August, the band released their seventh album, Art of Doubt, through the MMI/Universal label on September 21, 2018. The album favoured a more guitar driven sound than their previous one. The band played their first ever show in Moscow, Russia and then toured throughout Europe over the fall and winter of 2018. They then co-headlined a tour across the United States with Mexican psychedelic band Zoé, with July Talk as support. A cross-Canada arena tour followed (without Zoé) with July Talk as direct support. The band toured Mexico throughout June, supporting Zoé, and then appeared at select festivals over the summer of 2019, including Osheaga, and Lollapalooza Paris. The band performed at Austin City Limits on October 5 and 12 2019. In between the dates, they returned to Mexico City for one final show supporting Art Of Doubt. On November 1, 2019, the band released the track "Common Lives", recorded in collaboration with Zoé during their tour dates in Mexico. Over November 2019, Emily and Jimmy performed 4 acoustic shows at the Funhouse in Toronto, a now defunct "immersive art experience and venue", where fans selected the setlist by submitting requests and the story behind why they chose it. Each show was limited to 200 tickets, and was recorded in full and pressed onto a limited edition vinyl. The band had been announced to headline the CBC Music Festival in Toronto, on May 30, 2020, along with acts such as Half Moon Run and Lights. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the festival was cancelled. Over 2020, also due to the pandemic, the band was separated by the US/Canada border closure, with Haines and Shaw being in Canada, and Winstead and Scott-Key being in the United States. The band celebrated the 15 year anniversary of Live It Out with exclusive merch items. Haines and Shaw released a series of "Dirt Road Versions" of the band's tracks throughout the year, all pressed on 7 inch vinyl with limited runs. The band released their first Greatest Hits compilation on November 26, 2021,