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Circa Waves Reschedule UK Tour To August Friday, 05 March 2021
Circa Waves have rescheduled their UK tour for a second time due to COVID-19.
The band will now call in Cardiff, Leicester, Stoke, Liverpool, Glasgow, Norwich and London, where they ll play the O2 Academy Brixton, during August. Original tickets will be honoured, and the remainder are on sale now.
The band are hitting the road in support of their fourth album, Sad Happy , which arrived in March 2020, following up 2019 s What s It Like Over There? .
Check out the poster below to find out who ll be supporting at each show.
Circa Waves Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows
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Pale Waves Unveil Video For You Don t Own Me Tuesday, 02 March 2021
Pale Waves have shared a video for You Don t Own Me.
The single was initially unveiled in January and features on the band s second album, Who Am I? , released in February via Dirty Hit. Other tracks shared from the record include Fall To Pieces, Easy, She s My Religion and Change.
Head below to view the clip, which was co-directed by vocalist Heather Baron-Gracie with Kelsi Luck.
The band will support the LP with a UK and Ireland tour in 2022. They re also due to play a headline show at Birmingham s Sonic Wave festival in May of this year.
Pale Waves - Who Am I? (Album Review) Wednesday, 17 February 2021 Written by Huw Baines
The desire to dress up mainstream pop music as something different something more dangerous or provocative has been around since the penny dropped that rebellion shifted units. Pale Waves’ 2018 debut ‘My Mind Makes Noises’ ran headlong into this dynamic and faltered: for all the eyeliner and goth stylings the LP fizzled once its anodyne hooks failed to scratch beneath the surface.
Its successor is more comfortable in its surroundings. ‘Who Am I?’ ditches the Sisters of Mercy cosplay in favour of inhabiting the slick pop-rock of the late 1990s that set the table for Avril Lavigne’s blockbuster crossover success. Here Pale Waves find more room to manoeuvre, favouring the crunch of their guitars to add heft to choruses that skew anthemic. But there’s still one crucial thing missing.