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Not content with releasing a critically acclaimed new album les than 3 months ago, Bombay Bicycle Club have today shared the incredible offering of a brand spanking new EP entitled Fantasies, which will be released 23rd February via Mmm… Records / AWAL. The collaborative EP is set to feature guest appearances by Lucy Rose, Rae Morris, Liz Lawrence and Matilda Mann. The lead single is led by new friend and collaborator, Matilda, and features some nifty harmonised vocals and upbeat guitar melodies. The band says: "When we decided to hold ‘Fantasneeze’ back for its own release after the album, we kept working and finished off three other songs in short order. We think of this as a Bombay & Friends release because each song has a good friend of the band singing on it (Lucy Rose, Rae Morris, Liz Lawrence, Matilda Mann). Some are old friends with long-term, close associations to the band (Lucy Rose for instance) while Matilda Mann is a newer collaborator (having contacted Jack to do some co-writing initially a couple years ago). It’s also very much a continuation of My Big Day as it was recorded around the same time and mixed by Dave Fridmann". Take a listen for yourselves below.
Fantasies EP tracklisting:
- Fantasneeze (feat. Matilda Mann)
- Blindfold (feat. Liz Lawrence)
- Willow (feat. Lucy Rose)
- Better Now (feat. Rae Morris)
29th January - The Telegraph Building, Belfast
30th January - 3 Olympia Theatre, Dublin (SOLD OUT)
31st January - 3 Olympia Theatre, Dublin
2nd February - O2 Academy, Birmingham
3rd February - Centre, Brighton
5th February - Beacon, Bristol (LOW TICKET WARNING)
6th February - Rock City, Nottingham
8th February - O2 Academy, Sheffield
9th February - The Nick Rayns LCR, UEA, Norwich (LOW TICKET WARNING)
10th February - Corn Exchange, Cambridge (SOLD OUT)
12th February - Barrowland, Glasgow (SOLD OUT)
15th February - O2 City Hall, Newcastle
16th February - O2 Apollo, Manchester (LOW TICKET WARNING)
17th February - O2 Guildhall, Southampton
18th February - Great Hall, Cardiff (LOW TICKET WARNING)
4th March - Brooklyn Bowl, Nashville, TN, US
5th March - Variety Playhouse, Atlanta, GA, US
7th March - White Oak Music Hall - Downstairs, Houston, TX, US
8th March - Emo’s Austin, Austin, TX, US
9th March - Granada Theater, Dallas, TX, US
10th March - The Admiral, Omaha, NE, US
11th March - Liberty Hall, Lawrence, KS, US
13th March - First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN, US
14th March - Metro, Chicago, IL, US
15th March - The Danforth Music Hall, Toronto, ON, Canada
16th March - Beanfield Theatre, Montreal, QC, Canada
18th March - Royale Boston, Boston, MA, US
19th March - Brooklyn Steel, Brooklyn, NY, US
20th March - Union Transfer, Philadelphia, PA, US
21st March - CLUB, Washington, DC, US
30th April - The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA, US
1st May - Ace of Spades, Sacramento, CA, US
3rd May - Vogue Theatre, Vancouver, BC, Canada
4th May - Showbox SoDo, Seattle, WA, US
5th May - Revolution Hall, Portland, OR, US
6th May - Knitting Factory - Boise, Boise, ID, US
8th May - Boulder Theater, Boulder, CO, US
9th May - Ogden Theatre, Denver, CO, US
10th May - Kilby Court Block Party, Salt Lake City, UT, US
12th May - Brooklyn Bowl, Las Vegas, NV, US
13th May - The Observatory North Park, San Diego, CA, US
14th May - Observatory Santa Ana, Santa Ana, CA, US
15th May - The Bellwether, Los Angeles (LA), CA, US
17th May - Auditorio BB, Mexico City, Mexico
18th May - Guanamor Teatro Studio, Zapopan, Mexico
29th June - neinmenster - Luxembourg, Luxembourg
29th June - Siren’s Call 2024, Luxembourg
12th July - Alexandra Palace Park, London
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