The Coral are back, gearing up for the release of their sixth studio album. This is the lead single from it, the very 60s / 70s influenced 1000 years. The Coral are going on tour in July, and you can win tickets to their Birmingham show here.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baH0SWCFVzo[/youtube]
Celebrating almost a decade of making music together, Liverpool’s The Coral have a new album, and a slightly fuller sound.
Their new album ‘Butterfly House’ will be released on 12th July, and they’ll be hitting the road starting then for a five date UK tour. We’ve been given a pair of tickets to the opening night in Birmingham on Monday 12th July for one lucky person to win. All you need to do is enter your details in the form below and we’ll pick one lucky winner on Sunday 4th July and post them the pair of tickets.
Simple, right?
This competition has now closed and we’ve contacted the winners!
MP3: The Coral – Butterfly House
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The Coral are hitting the road again in July, supported by Cherry Ghost.
Tickets are on sale now, catch them at the below shows.
Monday 12th July 2010 – Birmingham Alexandra Theatre
Wednesday 14th July 2010 – London Shepherds Bush Empire
Thursday 15th July 2010 – Liverpool Philharmonic
Saturday 17th July 2010 – Manchester Salford Lowry
Monday 19th July 2010 – Gateshead Sage
No sooner than I put up the three videos on Monday than three more come along in quick succession.
Muse and The Streets: Who Knows Who
I love Muse, as you may have guessed. I used to hate The Streets but since I saw Mike Skinner at Wembley I’ve changed my views of them… so what better than the two of them together in a breakdancing video? Sounds crazy I know, but it just works. (Disclaimer: I receive a small payment for every one of you who watches this video)
The Coral: Being Somebody Else
Who doesn’t love these scousers? Exactly. Watch their new single below.
[youtube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vu57HBYEWs4]
The Subways: I Won’t Let You Down
Old school style video for The Subways new one. Bitterness coming through from them? No, of course not!
[youtube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6dDLeHyPxM]
The Cribs and The Coral have both just announced separate home town shows.
The Cribs play three nights of “Cribsmas” at the Brudenell Social Club in Leeds on December 19th-21st
Billed as ‘The Three Days Of Cribsmas,’ the three shows will run from December Wednesday 19th – Friday 21st at and will raise money for a Cystic Fibrosis charity. The band will play a different album in its entirety each night along with B-sides relevant to the album. Tickets are limited to two per person when they go on sale on Friday (2nd November) at 9am.
Meanwhile, The Coral will play three homecoming shows in Liverpool, near their home in the Wirral. They’ll play Liverpool’s Carling Academy on Wednesday 12th, Friday 14th and Saturday 15th December, with support from The View on the 12th, The Twang on the 15th and nobody yet announced on the 14th. The Saturday show will be a late one, going until 2am.
Tickets again are on sale on Friday at 9am.
Liverpudlians The Coral are back on the road again in October, doing a 12 day jaunt around some of the UK’s most well known haunts.
They’ll call at:
Monday 8th October – Nottingham Rock City
Tuesday 9th October – Bristol Carling Academy
Thursday 11th October – London Roundhouse
Friday 12th October – Manchester Carling Academy
Saturday 13th October – Leeds University
Sunday 14th October – Birmingham Carling Academy
Tuesday 16th October – Oxford Zodiac
Wednesday 17th October – Southampton Guildhall
Thursday 18th October – Sheffield Octagon
Saturday 20th October – Glasgow ABC1
Tickets go on sale at 9am on Friday morning.
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