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Credit: Jenn Five The ‘difficult second album’ cliché is a well-worn one, but in Pale Waves’ case it’s warranted. In the near-three years since their debut album, they’ve negotiated a never-ending tour; the fracturing of a crucial creative partnership between lead singer Heather Baron-Gracie and drummer Ciara Doran; a near-fatal bus crash and having to finish an album in a pandemic, wearing masks in the studio and slathered in hand sanitiser. Yeesh. As if the pressure to follow-up 2018’s Top 10 album ‘My Mind Makes Noises’ wasn’t weighing on them enough,...

Pale Waves' Heather Baron-Gracie opened up about the band's new album 'Who Am I?,' what inspired the album and more.

You get the sense they’re still not quite certain who or what they want to be. But they’re definitely headed in the right direction.

Pale Waves have announced a headline UK tour for 2022. The band will tour across the country in support of their second studio album Who Am I?. It kicks off in Bristol on 11 February and finishes up in their hometown Manchester on 1 March. Released this month the album features singles “You Don’t Own Me”, “Change” and “She’s My Religion”, the latter of which has been dubbed a “queer anthem” by their fans. Singer Heather Baron-Gracie recently told NME that she’s been embracing her sexuality on the latest album after being inspired by band mate Ciara Doran, who is openly...

Manchester band Pale Waves have released their new catchy single Fall To Pieces ahead of their upcoming album Who Am I?