Another sky uk tour 2019

Another Sky to headline Liverpool Shipping Forecast, 7th June

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Another Sky to headline Liverpool Shipping Forecast

Another Sky have today unveiled their new single “The Cracks”, the second track taken from their upcoming EP “Life Was Coming In Through The Blinds”, due for release on 14thJune via Fiction. The band have also announced their biggest headline show to date at Village Underground on 24thSeptember. “The Cracks” premiered last night on Annie Mac’s Radio 1 show and follows on from the band’s emotionally impacting previous single “Apple Tree”.


 Listen to “The Cracks” here: https://anothersky.lnk.to/TheCracks “The Cracks” further reveals the band’s talent and appetite for cultural and social commentary, alongside their soaring cinematic soundscapes. Vocalist Catrin Vincent describes the track as “a response to a Leonard Cohen lyric, “the cracks, that’s how the light gets in”. The song is an ode to our generation, one that is more self-aware and being forced to have the difficult conversations that lead to progress and evolution. It’s inspired by the little girl fined by the council for setting up a lemonade stall, the kids suing the US government for global warming, teenagers like Greta Thunburg. It’s about our generation’s unique position of facing extinction.”


 Directed by Steve Turvey, give the striking visuals a watch here: https://anothersky.lnk.to/TheCracks/youtube
The band have also announced a run of headline shows for this Summer and Autumn, including a headline show at London’s Village Underground on 24th September. Tickets are on sale now.

EP Track-listing
1. The Cracks
2. Apple Tree
3. Light Was Coming In Through The Blinds
4. I Don’t Hate You

LIVE DATES:
May
15        Café Totem, Sheffield
16        Portland Arms, Cambridge
29        Boileroom, Guildford
30        The Forum, Tunbridge Wells
31        Newhampton Arts Centre, Wolverhampton 
June
05        Esquires, Bedford
06        The Venue, Derby
07        Shipping Forecast, Liverpool
08        The Polar Bear, Hull
September
24        Village Underground, London


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