Latest News About Violent Soho: Jesus Stole My Girlfriend

“Jesus Stole My Girlfriend” is Violent Soho’s 2010 breakout single, and the most recent verifiable update I found is that it remains a well-known part of the band’s catalog rather than a brand-new release. The song first appeared on We Don’t Belong Here and was re-recorded for the band’s self-titled album, with Billboard tracking its U.S. alternative-rock chart performance back in 2010.[1][2]

What is current

There doesn’t appear to be a major new 2026 news item specifically about the song itself in the material I could verify. The available sources mainly cover its release history, chart history, and the fact that it’s still widely associated with the band.[8][1]

Song background

The song was released as a single on 1 January 2010, with “Eat Your Parents” as the B-side, and it was produced by Gil Norton. The commonly reported interpretation is that it reflects a relationship ending because of religious devotion, based on interviews and the lyrics.[1]

Related band context

Violent Soho have continued to be discussed in music-news contexts, but those references are about the band more broadly rather than this track in particular. If you want, I can narrow this to either recent Violent Soho band news or the song’s release history.[2][9]