November 2019 – Page 3

Pop essentials and a little bit more

BRISTOL SOUNDS 2020 EXCITING LINE-UP: NOEL GALLAGHER, SUPERGRASS AND MORE!

November 26, 2019

Bristol Sounds have become a firm summer favourite, and are returning for 2020 with an amazing lineup.

KINGSLAND ROAD ANNOUNCE LAST EVER TIME TOUR!

November 26, 2019

The Kingsland Road boys have announced a throwback tour, where they will perform for the last time ever! Disbanding in 2015, they have recently announced they would do a “Class Of 13” tour, with FutureProof and a few old friends joining them for one last live show.

ROADTRIP RELEASE NEW MERCH STORE!

November 26, 2019

Five piece boyband Roadtrip are made up of Andy Fowler, Rye Beaumont, Sonny Robertson, Brooklyn Wyatt and Jack Duff. The British/Irish band, who have been together since 2016, have opened a new online merchandise store, which includes new merch. This means that their many international fans will now also have access to the same merch as fans in the UK and Ireland.

NEW RULES ANNOUNCE NEW EP AND 2020 TOUR

November 26, 2019

Comprising Nathan Lambert, Alec McGarry and Ryan Meaney, New Rules are an English/Irish boyband. Although they might seem like the new kids on the block, don’t be fooled, they have just toured with Little Mix on their LM5 Tour.

Jake Bugg Announces March 2020 UK Tour, New Single ‘Kiss Like The Sun’ Out Now

November 26, 2019

Off the back of an extremely successful string of UK dates this month, Jake Bugg has today announced a regional UK tour in March 2020 due to popular demand. Jake’s career defining new song, ‘Kiss Like The Sun’, which was Annie Mac’s Hottest Record on release is out now – listen HERE.

Jack Savoretti Returns With ‘Human’

November 26, 2019

Acclaimed singer/songwriter Jack Savoretti releases ‘Human’. The single is a live version recorded at Wembley Arena. It is a cover of The Killers track and it features country pop duo, Ward Thomas.

Kishi Bashi Presents His Evocative Music In Brighton – Concert Review

November 25, 2019

The second show for Kishi Bashi’s European tour hit The Hope and Ruin in Brighton last night. The singer and multi-instrumentalist, who is back in Europe after a very successful American leg, performed songs from his latest album, ‘Omoiyari‘, as well as many tracks from his previous works, including a sublime violin-led cover of Talking Heads’, ’This Must Be the Place’.

Rod Stewart Releases Video For ‘You’re In My Heart’ With The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

November 25, 2019

‘You’re In My Heart’ combines classic vocals from Rod Stewart’s biggest hits with newly recorded arrangements by The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Vinyl versions will be available on February 7, 2020.

‘Mimosa Hygiene’ By The Criticals Will Take You From The 60s To The Present Day Without You Even Leaving Your House

November 25, 2019

Nashville based rock band The Criticals were formed in 2018 by Parker Forbes and Cole Shugart. Their music and live performances are noted for their high energy, and when you realise they get their inspiration from the likes of The Stone Roses, Janes Addiction, The Doors, The Rolling Stones, The Strokes, and The Libertines, you get maybe an inkling of what they sound like.

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Month: November 2019

BRISTOL SOUNDS 2020 EXCITING LINE-UP: NOEL GALLAGHER, SUPERGRASS AND MORE!

KINGSLAND ROAD ANNOUNCE LAST EVER TIME TOUR!

ROADTRIP RELEASE NEW MERCH STORE!

NEW RULES ANNOUNCE NEW EP AND 2020 TOUR

Jake Bugg Announces March 2020 UK Tour, New Single ‘Kiss Like The Sun’ Out Now

Jack Savoretti Returns With ‘Human’

Kishi Bashi Presents His Evocative Music In Brighton – Concert Review

Rod Stewart Releases Video For ‘You’re In My Heart’ With The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

‘Mimosa Hygiene’ By The Criticals Will Take You From The 60s To The Present Day Without You Even Leaving Your House

‘Bunny & Monique’ By Hunting Memories Is The Diary Of An Art School Dropout

Rowe’s ‘Tired Love’ Is A Languorously Refreshing Solo Debut For Former Honey Trees Singer

McFly Take The Stage At London O2 Arena And Fans Were Not Disappointed! – Review