David Gray has released details for a new album “Gold In A Brass Age” plus a tour of the UK & Ireland for 2019.
It will be Gray’s first album in four years and will be available on 8 March 2019 through IHT Records / AWAL Recordings. First single ‘The Sapling’ out now too which you can hear below.
Speaking about the creation of Gold In A Brass Age, Gray says; “With this album, my default position was to do everything differently. I didn’t think ‘this would be a good hook or ‘these lyrics could work for a chorus’. I was keen to get away from narrative. Instead of writing melodies, I looked for phrases with a natural cadence, so that the rhythm began with the words. I reimagined where a song might spring from and what form it could take.”
As for the tour, there will be two nights at Dublin’s Bord Gais Theatre on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6 April.
Upcoming Tour Dates:
Fri, 15 Mar – Cardiff St David’s Hall
Sat, 16 Mar – Cambridge Corn Exchange
Sun, 17 Mar – London Royal Festival Hall
Tue, 19 Mar – Brighton Dome
Wed, 20 Mar – Southend Cliffs Pavilion
Fri, 22 Mar – Manchester Bridgewater Hall
Sat, 23 Mar – Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
Sun, 24 Mar – Gateshead Gateshead
Tues, 26 Mar – Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
Wed, 27 Mar – Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre
Fri, 29 Mar – Birmingham Symphony Hall
Sat, 30 Mar – York Barbican
Sun, 31 Mar – Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Tues, 2 Apr – Belfast Waterfront
Thur, 4 April – Castlebar Royal Theatre
Fri, 5 April – Dublin Bord Gais Energy Theatre
Sat, 6 April – Dublin Bord Gais Energy Theatre
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David Gray has released details for a new album “Gold In A Brass Age” plus a tour of the UK & Ireland for 2019.
It will be Gray’s first album in four years and will be available on 8 March 2019 through IHT Records / AWAL Recordings. First single ‘The Sapling’ out now too which you can hear below.
Speaking about the creation of Gold In A Brass Age, Gray says; “With this album, my default position was to do everything differently. I didn’t think ‘this would be a good hook or ‘these lyrics could work for a chorus’. I was keen to get away from narrative. Instead of writing melodies, I looked for phrases with a natural cadence, so that the rhythm began with the words. I reimagined where a song might spring from and what form it could take.”
As for the tour, there will be two nights at Dublin’s Bord Gais Theatre on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6 April.
Upcoming Tour Dates:
Fri, 15 Mar – Cardiff St David’s Hall
Sat, 16 Mar – Cambridge Corn Exchange
Sun, 17 Mar – London Royal Festival Hall
Tue, 19 Mar – Brighton Dome
Wed, 20 Mar – Southend Cliffs Pavilion
Fri, 22 Mar – Manchester Bridgewater Hall
Sat, 23 Mar – Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
Sun, 24 Mar – Gateshead Gateshead
Tues, 26 Mar – Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
Wed, 27 Mar – Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre
Fri, 29 Mar – Birmingham Symphony Hall
Sat, 30 Mar – York Barbican
Sun, 31 Mar – Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Tues, 2 Apr – Belfast Waterfront
Thur, 4 April – Castlebar Royal Theatre
Fri, 5 April – Dublin Bord Gais Energy Theatre
Sat, 6 April – Dublin Bord Gais Energy Theatre
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