Feeder performing at the Brixton Academy in London (Alberto Pezzali / Live4ever)
Feeder‘s next album will be released on August 9th.
Tallulah continues on from 2016’s All Bright Electric and the band’s 2017 Best Of collection, and is being led off by Fear Of Flying. “Everybody in music who has some success has a fear of the bubble bursting,” frontman Grant Nicholas says.
“A lot of things that come with success aren’t always positive. I wrote it with a female rock star in mind, but it was based upon my own experiences of being in a band, and what you see when you’re hanging out with other bands.”
“It also touches on being a band in the social media age. It’s not just about being reviewed by a certain magazine anymore, it’s about being reviewed by virtually anyone who wants to do so. It’s a whole different world out there for everyone, of any age.”
Tour dates:
May
18 – Lancaster, Highest Point Festival
25 – Falkirk, Vibrations Festival
July
14 – London, BST Hyde Park
28 – Bude, Leopallooza
November
1 – Portsmouth, Pyramids
2 – Exeter, Great Hal
4 – Oxford, O2 Academy
5 – Norwich, UEA
7 – Leeds, Beckett University
8 – Cardiff, Great Hall
10 – Newcastle, O2 Academy
11 – Birmingham, O2 Institute
13 – Inverness, Ironworks
14 – Glasgow, Barrowland
16,17 – Manchester, Albert Hall
19 – Lincoln, Engine Room
20 – Nottingham, Rock City
22,23 – London, Roundhouse
