Posts Tagged ‘bombay bicycle club’

In the latest edition of Soundbites, we take a look at the rumours surrounding a new relationship for Matt Bellamy, as well as the latest news from Coldplay, Kasabian and Gorillaz. There’s also a mention for Bombay Bicycle Club’s new video and what Paul McCartney had to say about a fellow-legend at last weekend’s Isle Of Wight festival.

Today’s Soundbites looks at the last UK gig for Supergrass, which Arctic Monkey joined P.Diddy on stage, Pete Doherty’s latest antics, and a return to action for The Strokes and The Vaselines.

Today Live4ever’s news round-up takes a look at the details of a public memorial for late singer Ronnie James Dio, what Bombay Bicycle Club had to say in response to our recent interview with Liam Gallagher and Arcade Fire give fans a short clip of their forthcoming new 12″ single.

One of Liam Gallagher’s not so favorite UK bands (“…stupid fucking name” he told us), Bombay Bicycle Club have announced an acoustic album release date and church tour which will hit the road in July

This years Shockwaves NME Awards tour will feature 3 British and one Brooklyn based US indie band. Hitting the road for the 2010 UK tour  will be The Maccabees, Bombay Bicycle Club, The Big Pink and The Drums.

Hotly tipped for a successful upstart, Bombay Bicycle Club are preparing themselves for their debut album release later in the year.

After attracting notice from record labels with their upbeat indie rock sound, the band released their first EP in 2007, The Boy I Used to Be.

Last summer the boys of the band reached a turning point in their career – they graduated from high school, relieving the band members of the added pressure school held over their musical aspirations.

After that, the band became a presence in the summer festival circuit, playing at T in the Park, The Great Escape, and Underage.

Now Bombay Bicycle Club will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of Island Records – the band’s new label – with the release of their debut LP, I Had the Blues but I Shook Them Off, on July 6.

This is the tracklisting for the debut:

Emergency Contraception Blues
Lamplight
Evening / Morning
Dust On The Ground
Ghost
Away Like This
Magnet
Cancel On Me
Autumn
The Hill
What If
The Giantess