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For a while it looked like Pale Waves would be most famous for being on The 1975’s label, but a lot has happened between that period and now.
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For a while it looked like Pale Waves would be most famous for being on The 1975’s label, but a lot has happened between that period and now.
Pale Waves, 2020. CREDIT: Jordan Curtis-Hughes Pale Waves have shared a new song called ‘Fall To Pieces’ – you can listen to it below. The single follows on from ‘You Don’t Own Me’, ‘Change’, ‘She’s My Religion’ and ‘Easy’ in previewing the Manchester band’s second album ‘Who Am I?’, which comes out this Friday (February 12). Upon the song premiering on BBC Radio 1 tonight (February 9), frontwoman Heather Baron-Gracie told Annie Mac that ‘Fall To Pieces’ is about “getting in that same argument” and experiencing a “constant cycle” during a relati...
Pale Waves unveil UK and Ireland tour dates for 2022 Pale Waves unveil UK and Ireland tour dates for 2022 Pale Waves release Who Am I? on February 12th. Pale Waves are looking ahead to the winter of early next year for the chance to tour their forthcoming new album around the UK and Ireland. Dates have been today confirmed to open on February 11th, 2022 in Bristol, moving on to Ireland and the Dublin Academy on the 20th. There’s one show earmarked for March too, the closing night at Manchester’s O2 Victoria Warehouse. “For me, music and art is for people not to feel so alone and isolate...
The band are heading out on the road next February.
Pale Waves have announced a set of UK and Ireland live dates for 2022 in support of their new album 'Who Am I?'