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Pale Waves have announced a set of UK and Ireland live dates for 2022 in support of their new album 'Who Am I?'

However, the chorus entirely subverts this, speaking through the viewpoint of an empowered and independent woman who ignores these expectations, with lyrics such as “I’ll do whatever I want to,” “I’ll be whoever I want to” and “What makes you think you get your say.” “ You Don’t Own Me is a song for women about what it’s like to be a woman in this world,” said Baron-Gracie “how society depicts, judges and criticises women on a daily basis. This song is incredibly impor...

0 January 7, 2021 18:42 by Olivia Stock Nieve O’Donnell As the release of the glittering forthcoming record Who Am I? looms, Pale Waves’ brazen skipper, Heather Baron-Gracie, talks creativity, COVID, and crushes with Impact’s Nieve O’Donnell.  Having “lived with these songs for so long and listened to them countless times for various reasons,” it is clear that releasing the long-awaited LP, Who Am I?, is an electric prospect for Pale Waves’ Heathe...

News Round-Up: The Beatles, The White Stripes and more News Round-Up: The Beatles, The White Stripes and more 27 December, 2020 Our recap of the biggest and best headlines we featured during the past seven days includes a glimpse at Peter Jackson’s restoration of The Beatles and a festive-themed film from Jack and Meg. The Beatles © Apple Corps Ltd Over 50 years on, Paul McCartney’s original dream for The Beatles’ ‘Get Back’ album and film project might just be in the process of bei...

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The Dark, Sapphic Love Story Behind Pale Waves Shes My Religion Pale Waves vocalist Heather Baron-Gracie talks to PRIDE about the making of their latest track. December 22 2020 1:49 PM EST "Theres not a lot of videos that are for gay women and that represent the LGBTQ+ community," Heather Baron-Gracie, frontman for English pop-rock group Pale Waves, tells PRIDE. "For young girls especially, its going to be a video that helps them a lot and be there for them." Shes reflecting on the just-rele...

Catchy and uplifting, LIVE ONCE features an upbeat blend of piano and guitar throughout the song, making it the perfect indie rock track to try and brighten up a dark December day. O’Callaghan is known for his talent in crafting beautiful and poetic lyrics and LIVE ONCE is no exception, detailing his journey of overcoming feelings of cynicism and hopelessness to finding the value of each moment. Channelling O’Callaghan’s artistry, John the Ghost offers a sound that holds some familiarit...

Listen to Pale Waves’ electric new single She’s My Religion Pale Waves have released their retro second single, She’s My Religion, in anticipation of their sophomore record Who Am I? She’s My Religion is the latest addition to Pale Waves’ new sound. The new song follows the release of their heavily inspired Avril Lavigne single, Changes. The Dirty Hit band have built a reputation around their classic indie emo-pop sound and it seems the new album will be no different. Packed with raw,...

Pale Waves, 2020. CREDIT: Jordan Curtis-Hughes Pale Waves have shared a new single, ‘She’s My Religion’ – you can listen to it below. The  The song is set to appear on the band’s forthcoming second album, ‘Who Am I?’, which was previewed with ‘Change’ last month. Having shared a demo of the track back in May, the Manchester group have this evening (November 15) released the finished, studio version – described as a “vulnerable and nostalgic grunge-pop track”. Advertisem...