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March 12, 2019 The LaFontaines announce the release of their new album ‘Junior’

The LaFontaines announce the release of their new album ‘Junior’

Fresh from supporting Mike Shinoda at The Roundhouse, The LaFontaines have announced the release of their new album, ‘Junior’, which will be out on June 14th via So Recordings. The band have also released the brand new single ‘All In’, accompanied by a new video, which is the first taste of what’s to come.

“’All In’ goes directly at the eternal conflict of the unsettled mind. Everything’s a contradiction. ‘Either coming up or going under/ I’ve wasted days wishing I was younger’,” frontman Kerr Okan says.

“All In’ is brooding, a darker tone reflects the contemporary anxieties of connecting in an age of digital facades and false truths. The sound is a progression of the band’s voice that is a sign of things to come on their upcoming record.”

As well as opening for the aforementioned Mike Shinoda, The LaFontaines will this week be heading out on a full UK tour supporting Deaf Havana. The band then have a UK headline tour in June to support the release of the new album. Tickets for the headline tour will go on sale this Friday 15th at 10am and will be available via the LaFontaine’s website – thelafontaines.co.uk

Proving themselves one of the most exciting bands to emerge from Scotland in recent years, The LaFontaines deliver a unique sound that fuses the guitar swagger of Kasabian, the edgy hip-hop delivery of The Streets and the electronic-pop undertones of Twenty One Pilots to create a style that pushes the boundaries of rock.

Junior is the band’s third album and follows 2017’s Common Problem and their 2015 debut Class, which saw them hit #1 in the Indie Breakers Chart and make the Top 10 in the Scottish chart.

Renowned for their electrifying live shows, the band have previously been on tour with Anderson Paak, Twin Atlantic and All Time Low and last year were main support to Don Broco across the UK and Europe.

Also with a number of major festivals under their belt including Reading & Leeds, Download, The Great Escape, 2000 Trees, T in the Park, Belladrum, NH7, Secret Garden Party, TRNSMT & Reeperbahn, 2019 is set to be another great year for the band with more exciting announcements to come.

UPCOMING TOUR DATES
Supporting Deaf Havana
Fri 15th March – University Great Hall, Cardiff
Sat 16th March – Pyramids, Portsmouth
Sun 17th March – O2 Academy, Bristol
Tue 19th March – Rock City, Nottingham
Wed 20th March – The Welly, Hull
Thurs 21st March – SWG3, Glasgow
Fri 22nd March – Unit 51, Aberdeen
Sun 24th March – Empire, Middlesbrough
Mon 25th March – Albert Hall, Manchester
Wed 27th March – Leadmill, Sheffield
Thurs 28th March – O2 Academy, Birmingham
Sat 30th March – Limelight 2, Belfast
Sun 31st March – Green Room, Dublin

UK HEADLINE TOUR
Thurs 13th June – St Lukes Church, Glasgow
Sat 15th June – Fat Sams, Dundee
Sun 16th June – Lemon Tree, Aberdeen
Mon 17th June – Caves, Edinburgh
Tue 18th June – O2 Institute, Birmingham
Wed 19th June – Camden Assembly, London
Thurs 20th June – Night and Day, Manchester

February 26, 2019 Creamfields Brings Calvin Harris Back Out to Play

Creamfields Brings Calvin Harris Back Out to Play

Calvin Harris has been taking a long break from the festival circuit, but the hiatus ends here with the announcement of his upcoming appearance at Creamfields 2019. His name shone amongst Fatboy Slim, FISHER, Jauz and many more names gracing the second phase of Creamfield’s lineup. Harris will perform as an exclusive act, sharing this status with Swedish House Mafia, deadmau5 and Tiësto, making Creamfields the only UK festival where one can see these artists for the year 2019.

In addition, the festival will host over 300 performances over a vast number of stages, making Creamfields goers really spoiled for choice. To avoid pulling your hair out while trying to decide where, what and whom you can’t survive missing, it’s probably best to print out a detailed list and keep a highlighter handy. Festival 101: Plan your support.

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February 19, 2019 VOWWS kicks off North American tour with COLD CAVE and ADULT

VOWWS kicks off North American tour with COLD CAVE and ADULT

The LA-based “Death Pop” duo is on the road for over 25 dates in the US and Canada and Mexico!

Fresh off the successful release of their latest single “Structure Of Love II” and an acclaimed performance at Paris Men’s Fashion week, VOWWS are joining COLD CAVE and ADULT. on the road for a late winter run of the US and Canada. The tour will take the bands up the West Coast, into Canada, and then drop down into Chicago to complete the rest of the stateside run. Before returning to LA the tour will make a stop in Tijuana (Mexico).

The tour comes on the tails of the release of VOWWS latest single “Structure Of Love II” which premiered on Billboard. The track was co-produced by Danny Lohner aka Renholder (ex NIN, Marilyn Manson) and had the Deftones vocalist Chino Moreno lending his talents on the microphone.

February 19, 2019 Liza Anne joins lineup for 2019 Welcome Campers!

Liza Anne joins lineup for 2019 Welcome Campers!

The Wild Honey Pie is back with Welcome Campers, their all-inclusive music festival, for a seventh straight year! Head to Camp Lenox in the Berkshires this Memorial Day Weekend for an unforgettable adult summer camp meets music festival for the kid in all of us. Passes include three days and two nights of free meals, alcohol, sleeping arrangements in bunks with showers and beds, food truck, endless summer camp activities and live music around camp.

This unique event continues to challenge the idea of what a music festival can be, offering attendees an experience unlike any other. Campers will get to enjoy intimate performances from their favorite buzzing bands in addition to taking in all of the excitement that Camp Lenox has to offer such as arts and crafts, kayaking, campfires, nature hikes, swimming, yoga, kickball and more.

The 2019 instalment offers a diverse set of budding and established artists including Wet, Henry Jamison, Half Waif, Plastic Picnic and more.

Enjoy a playlist featuring all ten performers below:

General admission weekend passes start at $400 while limited supplies last and include lodging, meals, alcohol, access to all music performances and all camp activities. Private bunks and transportation from NYC are also available at an additional fee.

Purchase for Welcome Campers can be purchased here