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Shame touring Food For Worms at the London Troxy (Adam Hampton-Matthews for Live4ever)

Shame played the Troxy on April 28th.

Shame were in London last Friday night as part of the live work behind this year’s Food For Worms LP – an album which kept the band, ‘on the …

Shame are elusive again on their third studio album.

Talking about the 20th century idea of difficult albums is redundant now, but south Londoners Shame do seem to have a complicated relationship with their own music. Their 2018 debut Songs Of Praise rightfully earned them much acclaim, but singer Charlie…

Shame by Pooneh Ghana

Shame begin a UK and Ireland tour on February 28th.

Shame are streaming a final preview of their new album Food For Worms ahead of its release later this week. “Adderall is the observation of a person reliant on prescription drugs,” Charlie Steen says. “These pills…

Shame by Pooneh Ghana

“The idea was to make a parody of a middle aged bloke thinking he’s a king for going to the gym once,” Shame have said of the video.

Shame are streaming their new single Six-Pack with Food For Worms – the follow-up to 2021’s Drunk Tank …

Blur at Wembley Stadium 2023 by Steve Bell

Our round-up of the main stories we featured during the past seven days the live return of Blur and a new album from Shame.

When Blur announced their live return last week they had more than the initial gig at Wembley…

Shame by Pooneh Ghana

“Think Casablanca but in colour, and better,” Shame say of their new video.

Shame will release their third studio album Food For Worms on February 24th next year. Flood was invited to produce sessions which focused on a move away from the post-punk sound which dominated…

Foals by Edward Cooke

Foals’ new album Life Is Yours is set for release in June.

If you can tell the confidence of an artist by the quality of their support acts, then Foals must be in a pretty good place right now. Yard Act, Shame, Wet Leg and Goat…

  Our 2021 retrospective series ends today with 20 of the best music videos featured on Live4ever’s pages during the past 12 months. Our publisher and founder Paul Bachmann, who regularly served on Emmy judging panels for the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences’ special effects and camera categories, has…

Shame are waving goodbye to a year which saw the band release their second studio album Drunk Tank Pink.

After 2018’s Feliz Navidad, Shame are getting into the festive spirit again with their latest holiday track Baldur’s Gate. “It’s another Christmas classic,” Charlie Steen says. “It’s about a…

Finally able to tour the album they released at the beginning of the year (Drunk Tank Pink), over the course of November Shame have played in all major British cities, with the last stop in Bristol having a celebratory feel. Taking place on a Saturday night undoubtedly helps, as does…

Shame released their second album Drunk Tank Pink earlier this year.

Shame are streaming a new song online in time for the start of their UK tour on November 9th. “The whole song came together on the day we recorded it at the studio,” they say of This Side Of…

Shame released their second album Drunk Tank Pink this year. Shame will be back in North America for the first time since 2019 during February and March next year. The tour adds to the various UK and European commitments which the band have coming up, beginning very soon at Latitude…

“The hits are heavy, the misses are frequent, and the screenplay is near perfection,” Shame said of their concert film. Shame have made Live In The Flesh available to stream digitally ahead of its vinyl release on June 12th for Record Store Day. Before the socially distanced tour of the…

Molten Jets has directed the new Shame concert. Shame have released their Live In The Flesh film today, presenting seven tracks from the recently released Drunk Tank Pink album. “Flesh has never felt more real than it has in this new blockbuster documentary, shame – live in the flesh,” they…

The first New Music Friday proper of 2021 sees the release of Shame’s long awaited second album. Shame frontman Charlie Steen has described his band’s follow-up to the essential 2018 debut Songs Of Praise, as having a core theme of ‘identity crisis’, our review opining that at times on…

More than half of the citizens of this planet have non-linear lives at the moment, so putting musicians on a pedestal would be the worst kind of exceptionalism. But even with the radical changes and breaking up of many things we’d taken for granted, for London quintet Shame it’s highly…