Pre-Sale Tickets: Bastille Add Dundee Show To Summer Bad Blood X Tour

The British pop-rock band have confirmed a show within the grounds of Dundee’s Slessor Gardens on July 29, as part of their Bad Blood X Tour.

Other stops include Newmarket, Margate, Exeter, Bridlington, Leeds, Warwick, Ludlow and London, where they’ll headline Alexandra Palace, with the trek celebrating the 10th anniversary of their debut album.

The run also features headline slots at Manchester’s Sounds Of The CityDepot In The Castle in Cardiff, and Dublin’s Trinity Summer Series.

Bastille’s latest album was ‘Give Me The Future’, released back in February.

Pre-sale tickets for the new Scottish gig go on sale at 9am on December 8, ahead of general sale at 9am on December 9.

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Pre-Sale Tickets: Bastille Announce Bad Blood X Tour Of UK And Ireland For Summer 2023

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Bastille have announced the Bad Blood X Tour for summer 2023.

The English pop-rockers will celebrate the 10th anniversary of their debut album with a performance of the record in its entirety at shows in Dublin, Newmarket, Margate, Exeter, Manchester, Bridlington, Leeds, Warwick, Ludlow and London, where they’ll headline Alexandra Palace.

Each show will also feature a set of fan favourites and greatest hits. Bastille released their latest album, ‘Give Me The Future’, in February.

Pre-sale tickets for their stops in Newmarket and Exeter go on sale at 10am on November 2, ahead of general sale at 10am on November 4.

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This Week’s New Releases: Muse, Blondie And DJ Khaled

It’s a busy one, with this week seeing the return of Muse, who have finally followed up 2018’s ‘Simulation Theory’, while Blondie have released their first archival project, and DJ Khaled has dropped his star-studded new LP featuring Jay-Z, Eminem, Drake, Rick Ross, Kanye West, SZA, City Girls and more. Head below for more new music.

Alexander Ludwig – ‘Highway 99’ (This Is Hit, Inc. d/b/a BBR Music Group)

Altered Images – ‘Mascara Streakz’ (Cooking Vinyl)

Bastille – ‘Give Me The Future + Dreams Of The Past’ (EMI/Virgin)

Blondie – ‘Against The Odds: 1974 – 1982’ (Capitol)

Butch Walker – ‘But Walker as… Glenn’ (Ruby Red)

The Charlatans – ‘Live At Reading Fetsival 1992’ (BBC/Then)

The Dangerous Summer – ‘Coming Home’ (Rude)

Diamanda Galás – Broken Gargoyles’ (Intravenal Sound Operations)

DJ Khaled – ‘GOD DID’ (We The Best/Epic Records)

Duncan Sheik – ‘Claptrap’ (AntiFragile)

Embrace – ‘How To Be A Person Like Other People’ (Mo’betta)

Ezra Furman – ‘All Of Us Flames’ (Bella Union)

Haliene – ‘Heavenly’ (Black Hole)

Heather Nova – ‘Other Shores’ (OMN)

Ingrid Andress – ‘Good Person’ (Warner)

JID – ‘The Forever Story’ (Dreamville/Intersope)

JODA – ‘JODA’ (Anjunabeats)

Julia Jacklin – ‘Pre Pleasure’ (Polyvinyl)

Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith – ‘Let’s Turn It Into Sound’ (Ghostly International)

Kramer – ‘Music for Films Edited by Moths’ (Joyful Noise/Shimmy Disc)

Laufey – ‘Everything I Know About Love’ (Laufey/AWAL Recordings America)

Lonely Robot – ‘A Model Life’ (InsideOut)

Machine Head – ‘ØF KINGDØM AND CRØWN’ (Nuclear Blast)

Marcus King – ‘Young Blood’ (Republic)

Maro – ‘Can You See Me?’ (Secca & Co./Venice Music)

Modern Neutrals – ‘Paradoxes & Agonies’ EP (Modern Neutrals)

Muse – ‘Will Of The People’ (Warner)

Pianos Become The Teeth – ‘Drift’ (Epitaph)

Regina Spektor – ’11:11 – 20th Anniversary’ (Warner)

Scarves – ‘Delicate Creatures’ (Good Eye)

Sean Shibe – ‘Lost & Found’ (Pentatone)

Stella Donnelly – ‘Flood’ (Secretly Canadian)

Tedeschi Trucks Band – ‘I Am The Moon: IV. Farewell’ EP (Fantasy/Concord)

William Orbit – ‘The Painter’ (Warner)

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This Week’s New Releases: Mitski, Bastille And Black Country, New Road

What a week! Mitski has released the long awaited follow-up to 2018’s ‘Be The Cowboy’, Bastille are back with LP #4, and Black Country, New Road have released their second. For the latter it will be their last with vocalist-guitarist Isaac Wood, who announced he was leaving the band in January.

Head below for more new music.

Adekunle Gold – ‘Catch Me If You Can’ (Afro Urban Records)

Animal Collective – ‘Time Skiffs’ (Domino)

A Place To Bury Strangers – ‘See Through You’ (Dedstrange)

As It Is – ‘I Went To Hell And Back’ (Fearless/Concord)

Bastille – ‘Give Me The Future’ (EMI/Virgin)

Black Country, New Road – ‘Ants From Up There’ (Ninja Tune)

Bvdub – ‘Violet Opposition’ (n5MD)

Cate Le Bon – ‘Pompeii’ (Mexican Summer)

Crown The King – ‘Groundhog Day’ EP (Crown The King)

The Divine Comedy – ‘Charmed Life – The Best Of The Divine Comedy’ (Deluxe Edition) (Divine Comedy Records)

Erin Rae – ‘Lighten Up’ (Good Memory/Thirty Tigers)

EXEK – ‘Advertise Here’ (Castle Face)

Great Lakes – ‘Contenders’ (HHBTM Records)

Hippo Campus – ‘LP3’ (Grand Jury)

The Jazz Butcher – ‘The Highest In The Land’ (Tapete Records)

Jennifer Lopez and Maluma – ‘Marry Me – OST’ (Universal/Sony)

Korn – ‘Requiem’ (Loma Vista/Concord)

Los Bitchos – ‘Let The Festivities Begin!’ (City Slang)

Love, Burns – ‘It Should Have Been Tomorrow’ (Jigsaw Records)

Mitski – ‘Laurel Hell’ (Dead Oceans)

Partner Look – ‘By The Book’ (Spunk Records/Partner Look)

The Rave-Ups – ‘Tomorrow’ (The Rave-Ups/Omnivore)

The Reds, Pinks and Purples – ‘Summer At Land’s End’ (Tough Love)

Saba – ‘Few Good Things’ (Pivot Gang)

Saxon – ‘Carpe Diem’ (Silver Lining)

Sfven – ‘Forest Avenue’ (3Beat)

Stro Elliot and James Brown – ‘Black & Loud: James Brown Reimagined By Stro Elliot’ (Republic/UMG)

Willow Kayne – ‘Playground Antics’ EP (Sony)

Yeule – ‘Glitch Princess’ (Bayonet)

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This Week’s New Releases: Shawn Mendes, Yungblud And Rico Nasty

Some big records have arrived this week. Shawn Mendes has released his fourth album, Yungblud has put out his second, and Rico Nasty has dropped her first.

Fancy something else? Head below to check out some more new releases, including a live album from Arctic Monkeys in aid of War Child UK and a new full-length record from the Network, the secretive side project of Green Day.

Arctic Monkeys – ‘Live At The Royal Albert Hall’ (Domino)

Bastille – ‘Goosebumps’ EP (Republic Records)

Caro – ‘Burrows’ (Yala!)

Deafheaven – ’10 Years Gone (Live)’ (Sargent House)

Death Cab For Cutie – ‘The Georgia E.P.’

Grandson – ‘Death Of An Optimist’ (Fueled By Ramen)

Hollywood Undead – ‘New Empire Vol. 2’ (BMG/Dove & Grenade Media)

Joan Of Arc – ‘Tim Melina Theo Bobby’ (Joyful Noise)

Jonathan Antoine – ‘ChristmasLand’ (Loki)

Khruangbin – ‘Late Night Tales: Khruangbin’ (Night Time Stories)

The Network – ‘Money Money 2020 Pt II: We Told Ya So!’ (Joe Robot Records)

Quarter-Life Crisis – ‘Quarter-Life Crisis’ (Saddle Creek)

Rico Nasty – ‘Nightmare Vacation’ (Sugar Trap/Atlantic)

Russell Dickerson – ‘Southern Symphony’ (Triple Tigers)

Shawn Mendes – ‘Wonder’ (Island/UMG)

Soft Cell – ‘Cruelty Without Beauty (Expanded and Remastered)’ (Big Frock)

Son Lux – ‘Tomorrows II’ (City Slang)

These New Puritans – ‘Hidden [MMXX]’ (Domino)

Yungblud – ‘weird!’ (Interscope)

Yusuf Cat Stevens – ‘Mona Bone Jackson/Tea For The Tillerman (Super Deluxe)’ (UMC/Island)

 

 

 

 

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Tour Of The Week: Bastille To Follow ‘Doom Days’ Release With Intimate Club Shows

Bastille have lined up nine intimate club shows around the UK this winter. Bastille tickets are on sale now, priced £41.70 including fees.

The Brit Award-winning quartet will present their forthcoming album, ‘Doom Days’, in full at tiny venues in Coventry, Carlisle, Aberdeen, Bradford, Grimsby, Llandudno, Torquay, Portsmouth, and Margate during November and December. They also appear at London’s Citadel Festival and Reading and Leeds this summer.

The synth-pop band will release the follow up to 2016’s ‘Wild World’ on June 14 via Virgin Records. Head below to check out their latest single, Joy, which follows the previously released title track and Quarter Past Midnight in previewing the record. Vocalist Dan Smith added:

“‘Doom Days’ is a record that celebrates real human connections and urges us to keep searching for moments of elation.

“It’s an album that starts in the middle of an Uber ride through the city streets and ends waking on the kitchen floor with the healing sounds of euphoric new single Joy, which sees the demons of life’s hangovers dispelled by a simple phone call from someone special.

“That glimmer of hope at the end of the album says everything – the smallest human gesture can pull you back from the brink.”

Bastille Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows

Fri November 29 2019 – COVENTRY Warwick Arts Centre
Sat November 30 2019 – CARLISLE Sands Centre
Sun December 01 2019 – ABERDEEN Music Hall
Tue December 03 2019 – BRADFORD St Georges Hall
Sat December 07 2019 – TORQUAY Foundry
Sun December 08 2019 – PORTSMOUTH Pyramids Centre
Mon December 09 2019 – MARGATE Winter Gardens
Thu December 03 2020 – GRIMSBY Auditorium
Fri December 03 2021 – LLANDUDNO Venue Cymru

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This Week’s Top Tickets: Bastille, Sam Fender, Mostack, Aurora, Lewis Capaldi, SG Lewis, Shakespears Sister, Monsta X and more

British synth-pop quartet Bastille have announced nine intimate club shows around the UK in November and December, following up the summer release of ‘Doom Days’. Singer-songwriter Sam Fender, meanwhile, has confirmed autumn dates for his Hypersonic Missiles Tour of the UK and Ireland. Scottish artist Lewis Capaldi is set to double up at London’s SSE Arena Wembley on March 13 and head to TECA in Aberdeen on March 15, and SG Lewis has confirmed his biggest headline show to date at the O2 Academy Brixton in early 2020.

Norwegian-based artist Aurora will call in Bristol, Manchester, Glasgow, Newcastle, Birmingham and London, where she’ll play the Roundhouse, during November, while British rapper Mostack has announced plans to tour the UK and Ireland this autumn. Additionally, Shakespears Sister will reunite for a UK tour beginning towards the end of October.

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The Brit Award-winning synth-pop quartet will play nine intimate club shows around the UK in November and December, performing their upcoming album ‘Doom Days’ in full in Coventry, Carlisle, Aberdeen, Bradford, Grimsby, Llandudno, Torquay, Portsmouth, and Margate. Tickets for the shows go on general sale at 9am on May 10. Bastille also appear at London’s Citadel Festival and Reading and Leeds this summer.

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Sam Fender

The singer and songwriter will bring his Hypersonic Missiles Tour across the country this winter, kicking things off at Manchester Academy on November 22, and hitting Liverpool, Nottingham, Glasgow, Leeds, Brighton, Bournemouth, Plymouth, Bristol, Birmingham, Newcastle, London, Cardiff, Dublin and Belfast before rounding things off at Sheffield’s O2 Academy on December 12. The new tour shares its name with the BRITs Critics’ Choice winner’s debut album, ‘Hypersonic Missiles’, which is due for release in August. Tickets go on sale at 9am on May 10.

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Mostack

The British rapper will hit venues in Glasgow, Dublin, Leeds, Newcastle, Manchester, Bristol, Nottingham, Liverpool, Birmingham, and London, where he’ll tackle the O2 Academy Brixton, on November 1. The Stacko Tour shares its name with the Hornsey artist’s upcoming debut album, which is due out on June 7. Tickets are on sale now, priced from £22/£22.75 including fees.

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Aurora

The Norwegian-based artist will call in Bristol, Manchester, Glasgow, Newcastle, Birmingham and London, where she’ll play the Roundhouse, during November. The tour will follow the release of her upcoming album, ‘A Different Kind Of Human’, out in June. Tickets go on general sale at 9am on May 10.

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Lewis Capaldi

The Scottish singer-songwriter has added second shows at London’s SSE Arena Wembley on March 13 and TECA in Aberdeen on March 15 due to demand. Tickets for the new dates go on sale at 9am on March 10.

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SG Lewis

The songwriter, producer and musician will play his biggest headline show to date at the O2 Academy Brixton in London on February 1, with tickets for the show on general sale at 10am on May 10.

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Shakespears Sister

Marcella Detroit and Siobhan Fahey will reunite for shows in Nottingham, Oxford, Liverpool, Sheffield, Glagsow, Gateshead, Manchester, Bournemouth, Bath, Ipswich, Southend, Birmingham, Brighton, and London, where they’ll play Palladium, between October 31 and November 20. Tickets go on general sale at 9am on May 10.

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Monsta X

The K-Pop group will bring their We Are Here World Tour to London’s SSE Arena Wembley on July 9, in addition to stops in Madrid, Amsterdam, Paris and Berlin between June 29 and July 13. Tickets go on sale at 10am local time on Friday May 10.

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Also announced this week:

Sebadoh, Lightning Seeds, Zedd, Thrice and Refused, Conor Maynard, Bear’s Den, Ricky Gervais, Milton Jones, the Raconteurs, Martha, Two Door Cinema Club, The Night Cafe, Groove Armada, the Skints, Moon Hooch, Matt Corby, Michael Monroe, American Football, Mirrors, Stray From The Path, Shonen Knife and more. Head here for a full list and to find your tickets.

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This Week’s Top Tickets: The Eagles, Art Garfunkel, Bastille, Anne Marie, Take That, Peter Andre, Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott, Andrea Bocelli and more

The Eagles

The legendary rock band, now comprising Don Henley, Joe Walsh and Timothy B. Schmit, with Vince Gill and Deacon Frey, will play London’s Wembley Stadium in June before heading to arenas in Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Leeds and Glasgow. Tickets are on sale at 9am on October 5.

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Art Garfunkel

The legendary singer-songwriter, of Simon & Garfunkel fame, has lined up shows in Oxford, Brighton, Cambridge, Southend, Cardiff, Salford, Liverpool, Birmingham, York, and Gateshead between April 6 and 20. Tickets go on general sale at 9am on October 5.

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Bastille

During January and into February, the band will play shows in Dublin, Birmingham, Brighton, Manchester, Glasgow and London, where they’ll play the O2 Academy Brixton, ahead of the release of their new album. Tickets go on sale at 9am on October 5.

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Anne Marie

The pop vocalist has lined up shows across the UK and continental Europe, including stops at Cardiff’s Motorpoint Arena and London’s Eventim Apollo, as well as in Dublin and Belfast, in support of her debut album, ‘Speak Your Mind’. The new shows will follow a series of previously confirmed dates next month. Tickets go on general sale at 10am on October 5.

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Take That

The trio have added extra dates in Sheffield on April 12 and Birmingham on May 19 plus huge shows at Liverpool’s Anfield Stadium on June 6 and Cardiff’s Principality Stadium on June 8 to their 2019 Greatest Hits Live tour. Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen will also call in Glasgow, Manchester, Dublin, London, Milton Keynes, Southampton, Bristol, Norwich, Middlesbrough and Huddersfield as part of their 30th anniversary celebrations. Tickets for the new dates go on general sale at 9.30am on October 5.

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Peter Andre

The Mysterious Girl singer will perform his greatest hits at 25 shows across the UK, including two performances in London at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire and IndigO2 on March 11 and 12, in celebration of 25 years in showbusiness. Tickets go on general sale at 9am on October 5. Head here for pre-sale tickets.

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Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott

Paul Heaton will perform his upcoming career-spanning collection, ‘The Last King of Pop’, with Jacqui Abbott at the Empress Ballroom in Blackpool, Sheffield City Hall and London’s Royal Albert Hall in November. Tickets go on general sale at 9.30am on October 5.

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Andrea Bocelli

In addition to his previously confirmed shows at Dublin’s 3Arena and the O2 in London later this year, the Italian tenor will call in Birmingham, Glasgow, Belfast and Leeds on October 19, 20, 24 and 26, 2019 respectively. Tickets for the new dates go on sale at 10am on October 5.

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Also announced this week:

Mumford and Sons, Olly Murs, Skepta, Geroge Ezra, Hanson, Avatar, Inglorious, The Kingdom Choir, Children In Need Rocks, The Vamps, The Japanese House, Rudimental, Bruno Major, The Wonderful World of Disney On Ice, Hollywood Undead, Lala Lala, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Ride, The Stranglers, Billy Lockett, Steve Hackett, The Manor, Ocean Colour Scene, SonReal, Daniel Sloss, The Amorettes, Black Grape, Haley, Glenn Hughes, Art Brut, Dilly Dally, Fangclub, Isaac Gracie, Al Murray, Bill Ryder-Jones, Y&T, Cake, She Drew The Gun, Pop Will Eat Itself, Midge Ure and many more. Head here for more information and to find your tickets.

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Ticketmaster Festival Tickets Flash Sale

Ticketmaster have launched a flash sale on tickets to festivals this summer, including offers on tickets for Bestival, the Edinburgh Summer Sessions featuring Bastille, Rag’n’Bone Man and Brian Wilson, the Glasgow Summer Sessions featuring Kings of Leon, Catfish and the Bottlemen and Kendrick Lamar, and more. Head here to take advantage of Ticketmaster’s new offers before 8am on Monday July 30.

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On This Day In Music: Happy Birthday To Bastille’s Dan Smith!

On July 14, 1986 Bastille founder and frontman, Dan Smith, was born. Happy birthday Dan!

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