Posts Tagged ‘mystery jets’

The Mystery Jets have confirmed their fourth album ‘LP4‘ will be released in April.

The band will celebrate the new album with their largest headline UK gig to date. The show will take place at London’s Brixton Academy on May 18th, with tickets going onsale from this Friday (November 25th).

Superb slice of indie pop, originally released back in 2006

The Mystery Jets have said they are planning to record the follow-up to last year’s ‘Serotonin‘ in America, as they hope to channel the influence of classic US artists.

The Coral and Mercury-nominated band Wild Beasts are amongst the acts confirmed to be be playing London’s Field Day festival in August.

Acclaimed releases from Paul Weller, Villagers and Beach House all feature in the third part of Live4ever’s Essential Listening 2010 – The Albums.

Once you’ve been through this part of our list, why not do us a favour and recommend your own stand-outs from 2010. Leave us a comment below telling us what has rocked your 2010 to be in with a chance of winning a selection of prizes from acts featured on our own rundown.

London’s Mystery Jets have announced details of a special hometown acoustic gig to take place later this month.

Start your week right here as Live4ever’s music collection offers you all the weekend’s main and indie chart news, our pick of the week’s new releases, and you can also plan your next seven days with our UK Gig Guide where you will find tickets for some of the best shows currently going on across Britain.

Here you’ll find all the latest news from this week’s UK Indie Album and Singles Charts, as well as Live4ever’s highlights taken from some of our featured tours going on in a major city near you over the next 7 days.

In today’s Soundbites, lovebirds Russell Brand and Katy Perry discuss marriage with that old romantic Morrissey, also setting a date are Kings Of Leon, the main-players behind the campaign to save 6Music kick back and have a cigar, there’s another festival concluding it’s plans and Arcade Fire play down their rather gloomy image.

In today’s Soundbites we discuss our favourites for this year’s Mercury Music Prize, Rivers Cuomo talks through the new Weezer album, there’s details of a new We Are Scientists tour and there’s a battered old piano up for sale for £150,000. There’s also news of a new Killers collaboration, Mystery Jets give their views on the Libertines reunion, while The Vaselines speak of their part in Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged show.