BOMBAY BICYCLE CLUB HEADLINE WILDERNESS FESTIVAL

Bombay Bicycle Club are excited to share a new ep of rare, early demo recordings in celebration of ten years since the release of their debut album, ‘I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose’, and five new live dates in November where they will perform the album in full.

To coincide with the album’s release ten years today (3rd July), the seven track EP ‘Demos 2004-2008’ is streaming now, and features material that didn’t originally make the cut for the album. Delving deep into the vaults of archive material, only one of the tracks, ‘Ode To Lucy’, will already be familiar to long-standing fans having featured in a BBC Radio 1 live session back in 2009 on Zane Lowe’s show, whilst some snippets of other EP tracks will be familiar as assorted parts of other songs that did feature on the original record. It’s an intriguing glimpse of the band finding their feet in their infancy, and signals another timely step in their return to the spotlight after a lengthy period of inactivity.

Stream the Demos 2004-2008 EP HERE

In further celebration of those ten years, Bombay Bicycle Club will hit the road in November to bring ‘I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose!’ to UK stages in full for five shows. The short celebratory run kicks off in Liverpool on the 4th November at the Eventim Olympia and concludes at London’s O2 Academy Brixton on the 8th November, also taking in Dundee, Nottingham, and Bath. Support comes from Gengahr. Tickets are on special fan pre-sale now and general sale from Friday 5th July at 10:00am via the Dice app. Visit www.bombaybicycle.club for further ticket details.

Earlier this year, the British four-piece signalled their return to the studio following a four year hiatus with a message to their fans on social media, and announced a slew of live dates. The dates included a headline set at Wilderness Festival in August, two shows in Ireland, and a spate of North American tour dates in September and concluding with two shows at Brooklyn Steel in early October. The UK/Irish festival dates will be pre-empted by two smaller club warm-up shows in Sheffield and Cambridge that sold out instantly.

Bombay Bicycle Club released their fourth album ‘So Long, See You Tomorrow’ in February 2014. It debuted at number 1 in the UK albums chart. Their final live show was the last live performance at London’s Earls Court.

Bombay Bicycle Club Live:

• 26th July – Sheffield Leadmill (festival warm-up) SOLD OUT
• 27th July – Cambridge Junction (festival warm-up) SOLD OUT
• 2nd August – Wilderness Festival, Oxfordshire (Headline)
• 3rd August – Opera House, Cork
• 4th August – All Together Now Festival, Waterford Ireland
• 25th September – The Glass House, Pomona
• 26th September – Mayan Theater, Los Angeles
• 27th September – Observatory North Park, San Diego
• 28th September – The Fillmore, San Francisco
• 1st October – House Of Blues, Chicago
• 2nd October – St. Andrew’s Hall, Detroit
• 3rd October – Phoenix Concert Theatre, Toronto
• 4th October – Royale, Boston
• 5th October – 9:30 Club, Washington
• 7th October – Brooklyn Steel, Brooklyn
• 8th October – Brooklyn Steel, Brooklyn

‘I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose!’ 10 Year Celebration Shows

*NEW DATES*

• 4th November – Eventim Apollo, Liverpool
• 5th November – Caird Hall, Dundee
• 6th November – Rock City, Nottingham
• 7th November – Pavilion, Bath
• 8th November – O2 Academy Brixton, London

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