Shame Tour and Music News

Our recap of the biggest and best headlines we featured during the past seven days includes the details of new albums which have been announced by slowthai and Shame.

Shame’s follow-up to Songs Of Praise is finally here.

If 2021 already can’t come soon enough, Shame have just given us one of the first reasons to be wishing away the days for the new music it’s going to bring too.

Shame have shared more new music after returning last month with Alphabet.

Over two-and-a-half-years may as well be a lifetime in the current musical climate, so the wait since Shame‘s explosive debut album Songs Of Praise has felt like forever. They’re finally back this week though, in very different circumstances to the first days of 2018, with their brand new single Alphabet.

First Fontaines D.C., then Idles. Now it’s Shame‘s turn to make 2020 a bit more bearable.

Fontaines D.C., Shame, Black Country New Road, black midi and Kate Tempest have all contributed to the Live At The Windmill album which is aiming to both raise money for the venue’s long-term future and its local charity Brixton Soup Kitchen.

Shame have been on social media to confirm the recording of their second album is complete.

It’s the summer Bank Holiday in the UK today, and with mighty fine weather greeting it for once here we’ve got part one of a playlist which might just add to the soundtrack for today’s activities.

50 of the best tracks to have been featured on Live4ever during the past decade have been picked out, this first installment featuring the likes of Alabama Shakes, Shame, Arctic Monkeys, Skepta and PJ Harvey.

Check out the videos below, and stay tuned for 25-1 a little later today.

Shame were at the Baltic Triangle for Liverpool Sound City last weekend and are the main attraction of our coverage from the festival. Gary Mather has Live4ever’s gallery.

Shame had new material in tow last night when they lent their support to the under-threat London venue The Social.