Songwriter Fiona Bevan has unveiled a video for her new single ‘Rebel Without A Cause’. Taken from her debut album “Talk To Strangers” – which is out now – Fiona aptly describes her debut album as ‘pop in disguise’.
Talking of the single, Fiona says; “I wrote Rebel Without A Cause just after the London riots which left my street smashed up and smoking. It made me think of listless teenage frustration and the feeling of not knowing what to do with yourself… So I stole the James Dean title, and used it as a backdrop for a love song about escaping.
I made the video with Emile Kelly and Jackson Ducasse, driving a beaten-up old convertible through debt-ravaged southern Spain, wild swimming in dirty streams, getting lost on sun-struck mountain-tops and shacking up at cheap motels.”
Fiona Bevan Tour Dates:
26 April – Instore @ The Mound, Edinburgh
1 May – Underbelly, London (official album launch)
3 May – Junction, Cambridge
3 May – Instore @ David’s Music, Letchworth
10 May – Alternative Great Escape, Brighton
17 May – Newbury Festival (supporting Gwyneth Herbert)
20 May – with Circle Of Sound feat. Nitin Sawhney & Anoushka Shankar, Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
23 May – Corn Exchange, Leeds
25 May – Haus 73, Hamburg, Germany
26 May – Privat Club, Berlin, Germany
27 May – Blue Shell, Cologne, Germany
28 May – STROM, Munich, Germany
29 May – Clubcann, Stuttgart, Germany
1 June – Chelsea, Vienna, Austria
13 June – Meadows In The Mountains Festival, Bulgaria
20 June – Stamford Works, Dalston, London
21 June – Buryfields Festival, Chesham (with CC Smugglers)
26 June – Jake’s Café, Harrogate
3 July – John Peel Centre For Creative Arts, Stowmarket
4-6 July – Haslemere Fringe Festival, Haslemere
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Songwriter Fiona Bevan has unveiled a video for her new single ‘Rebel Without A Cause’. Taken from her debut album “Talk To Strangers” – which is out now – Fiona aptly describes her debut album as ‘pop in disguise’.
Talking of the single, Fiona says; “I wrote Rebel Without A Cause just after the London riots which left my street smashed up and smoking. It made me think of listless teenage frustration and the feeling of not knowing what to do with yourself… So I stole the James Dean title, and used it as a backdrop for a love song about escaping.
I made the video with Emile Kelly and Jackson Ducasse, driving a beaten-up old convertible through debt-ravaged southern Spain, wild swimming in dirty streams, getting lost on sun-struck mountain-tops and shacking up at cheap motels.”
Fiona Bevan Tour Dates:
26 April – Instore @ The Mound, Edinburgh
1 May – Underbelly, London (official album launch)
3 May – Junction, Cambridge
3 May – Instore @ David’s Music, Letchworth
10 May – Alternative Great Escape, Brighton
17 May – Newbury Festival (supporting Gwyneth Herbert)
20 May – with Circle Of Sound feat. Nitin Sawhney & Anoushka Shankar, Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
23 May – Corn Exchange, Leeds
25 May – Haus 73, Hamburg, Germany
26 May – Privat Club, Berlin, Germany
27 May – Blue Shell, Cologne, Germany
28 May – STROM, Munich, Germany
29 May – Clubcann, Stuttgart, Germany
1 June – Chelsea, Vienna, Austria
13 June – Meadows In The Mountains Festival, Bulgaria
20 June – Stamford Works, Dalston, London
21 June – Buryfields Festival, Chesham (with CC Smugglers)
26 June – Jake’s Café, Harrogate
3 July – John Peel Centre For Creative Arts, Stowmarket
4-6 July – Haslemere Fringe Festival, Haslemere
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