New Foster The People Album Influenced By Live Show
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Thursday, 05 January 2012 |
Written by Elliott Batte
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American indie pop band Foster the People will be releasing their second studio album this year – and it’s set to reflect the band’s action-packed live shows in its sound.
The band made their debut release last year with ‘Torches’, which hit #1 in the US Rock and US Alternative charts upon its release. Now they’re busy working on a follow up, and it’s their live shows which are having the biggest influence on the writing and recording process.
“There's definitely musical elements that we've talked about,” frontman Mark Foster told MTV News. “You know, really leaning on the percussive nature of what our live show has turned into this year, and bringing that more out into the second record — just kind of experimenting, doing some different, weird studio tricks; just having fun with it. But you never really know until you get under the hood, so we'll see what happens when we start.”
Their live show is something the band receive a lot of praise for – but don’t just take our word for it, check them out when they cross the pond to tour the UK this April. If you want cheap tickets, check the dates and details below.
Foster The People UK & Ireland Tour Dates are as follows:
Wed April 25th 2012 - Manchester Academy, Manchester
Fri April 27th 2012 - O2 Academy Brixton, London
Sat April 28th 2012 - O2 Academy Brixton, London
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