Last week enfant terrible
of folk Jake Bugg announced his new album with the exotic sounding title “Shangri
La”. His second record in his second year in the professional music business is
due to be released in November 18 and is named after its producer Rick Rubin’s
studio in Malibu.
So far, so strange. But still, we can be looking forward to hearing new
material from this young guy as it is rumoured that he collaborated with
artists such as Chad Smith from the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
The first single "What Doesn't Kill You" seems to consist of a lot more rock and punk influences than the previous Britpop/indie tunes. Check it out here:
You can also see Jake Bugg live:
October 19 - Bournemouth BIC
October 20 - Plymouth Pavilions
October 22 - Brighton Centre
October 23, 24, 25 - London O2 Academy Brixton
October 27 - Swindon Oasis
October 28, 29 - Birmingham O2 Academy
October 31, November 1 - Glasgow O2 Academy
November 2 - Doncaster Dome
November 4, 5 - Dublin Olympia Theatre
November 6 - Manchester O2 Apollo
November 9 - Doncaster Dome
November 10 - Birmingham O2 Academy
November 11 - Liverpool Cavern
November 12 - Blackpool Empress Ballroom
November 13 - Manchester O2 Apollo
Written by Sarah Beicht
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The first single "What Doesn't Kill You" seems to consist of a lot more rock and punk influences than the previous Britpop/indie tunes. Check it out here:
You can also see Jake Bugg live:
October 19 - Bournemouth BIC
October 20 - Plymouth Pavilions
October 22 - Brighton Centre
October 23, 24, 25 - London O2 Academy Brixton
October 27 - Swindon Oasis
October 28, 29 - Birmingham O2 Academy
October 31, November 1 - Glasgow O2 Academy
November 2 - Doncaster Dome
November 4, 5 - Dublin Olympia Theatre
November 6 - Manchester O2 Apollo
November 9 - Doncaster Dome
November 10 - Birmingham O2 Academy
November 11 - Liverpool Cavern
November 12 - Blackpool Empress Ballroom
November 13 - Manchester O2 Apollo
Written by Sarah Beicht