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Thursday, October 1, 2009
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Elliot Minor new single and Abbey Road video
After an incredible 2008/09 so far, which has included a debut top 10 album, 2 full headline UK and European tours, European dates with Simple Plan, Radio 1 B listed singles, over 125,000 singles sold and a whole run of festivals, ELLIOT MINOR are now set to release their new single 'Electric High’ on October 5th and second album 'Solaris’ October 19th.
'Electric High’ signifies a more mature leap forward in every department for ELLIOT MINOR, from playing to song writing, production and ambition. Along with recent single 'Solaris’, front man and songwriter Alex Davies started writing the new material as soon as the band came off the road in December last year. The new songs pull from the band’s experiences of making and touring their first album, as songwriter Alex Davies says 'I had heard about the pressures of a second album on the songwriter and I can assure you it is true, you have all your life to write your first album and months to write your second. Fortunately I had a load of melodies running around my head and lyric ideas that pulled from the changes in my life over the years that Elliot Minor was formed till now. The majority of the songs are uplifting as I was being positive in a pretty tough year to work through and the others are more personal and intimate.
The new single was recorded during the album sessions starting in April this year at Chapel Studios in Lincoln and at Mavehole Studios in York. Produced once again by Jim Wirt (Incubus, Hoobastank, Something Corporate) and mixed by the multi Grammy award winning Tom Lord-Alge (Manic Street Preachers, Taking Back Sunday, Weezer, The Rolling Stones), this second collaboration meant that the band and Jim knew what had worked before but gave them a lot of room to add new creative ideas and to push into bold new territory. Jim Wirt says 'Electric High was a natural,.everything came together immediately! We ended up using the original scratch vocal, and the original guitars, this is what makes this song stand out, nothing contrived about it.' Live wise, the band have played Oxegen, T in the Park, Leeds and Reading and Download last year. They also played main support to Simple Plan in Europe and
Fall Out Boy in the UK, have been to Japan three times doing their own headline shows, have toured as a headline act through Europe into Paris, Prague, Brussels and Amsterdam on every tour. On top of this, they have also taken the likes of You Me at Six, We are the Ocean, The Higher and Mission District out as support. A huge UK headline tour has now been announced, full list of dates are below:
NOV Wed 4 - Wrexham , Central Station
NOV Thu 5 - Porstmouth, Wedgewood Rooms
NOV Fri 6 - Oxford, O2 Academy 2
NOV Sat 7 - Northampton, Roadmender
NOV Mon 9 - Exeter, Pheonix Arts Centre
NOV Tue 10 - Nottingham, Rescue Rooms
NOV Thu 12 - Leeds, Cockpit
NOV Fri 13 - Coventry, Kasbah
NOV Sat 14 - Birmingham, 02 Academy 2
NOV Mon 16 - Cambridge, Junction
NOV Tue 1 - Norwich, Waterfront
NOV Wed 18 - Manchester, Academy 2
NOV Thu 19 - Swansea, Sin City
NOV Fri 20 - London, HMV Forum
NOV Sat 21 - Newcastle, O2 Academy
NOV Thr 26 - Aberdeen, HMV Moshulu
NOV Fri 2 - Dundee, Fat Sams
NOV Sat 28 - Edinburgh, HMV Picturehouse
DEC Thr 3 - Belfast, Limelight
DEC Fri 4 - Cork, Cyprus Avenue
DEC Sat 5 - Galway, Roisin Dubh
DEC Sun 6 - Dublin, Academy
'Electric High’ signifies a more mature leap forward in every department for ELLIOT MINOR, from playing to song writing, production and ambition. Along with recent single 'Solaris’, front man and songwriter Alex Davies started writing the new material as soon as the band came off the road in December last year. The new songs pull from the band’s experiences of making and touring their first album, as songwriter Alex Davies says 'I had heard about the pressures of a second album on the songwriter and I can assure you it is true, you have all your life to write your first album and months to write your second. Fortunately I had a load of melodies running around my head and lyric ideas that pulled from the changes in my life over the years that Elliot Minor was formed till now. The majority of the songs are uplifting as I was being positive in a pretty tough year to work through and the others are more personal and intimate.
The new single was recorded during the album sessions starting in April this year at Chapel Studios in Lincoln and at Mavehole Studios in York. Produced once again by Jim Wirt (Incubus, Hoobastank, Something Corporate) and mixed by the multi Grammy award winning Tom Lord-Alge (Manic Street Preachers, Taking Back Sunday, Weezer, The Rolling Stones), this second collaboration meant that the band and Jim knew what had worked before but gave them a lot of room to add new creative ideas and to push into bold new territory. Jim Wirt says 'Electric High was a natural,.everything came together immediately! We ended up using the original scratch vocal, and the original guitars, this is what makes this song stand out, nothing contrived about it.' Live wise, the band have played Oxegen, T in the Park, Leeds and Reading and Download last year. They also played main support to Simple Plan in Europe and
Fall Out Boy in the UK, have been to Japan three times doing their own headline shows, have toured as a headline act through Europe into Paris, Prague, Brussels and Amsterdam on every tour. On top of this, they have also taken the likes of You Me at Six, We are the Ocean, The Higher and Mission District out as support. A huge UK headline tour has now been announced, full list of dates are below:
NOV Wed 4 - Wrexham , Central Station
NOV Thu 5 - Porstmouth, Wedgewood Rooms
NOV Fri 6 - Oxford, O2 Academy 2
NOV Sat 7 - Northampton, Roadmender
NOV Mon 9 - Exeter, Pheonix Arts Centre
NOV Tue 10 - Nottingham, Rescue Rooms
NOV Thu 12 - Leeds, Cockpit
NOV Fri 13 - Coventry, Kasbah
NOV Sat 14 - Birmingham, 02 Academy 2
NOV Mon 16 - Cambridge, Junction
NOV Tue 1 - Norwich, Waterfront
NOV Wed 18 - Manchester, Academy 2
NOV Thu 19 - Swansea, Sin City
NOV Fri 20 - London, HMV Forum
NOV Sat 21 - Newcastle, O2 Academy
NOV Thr 26 - Aberdeen, HMV Moshulu
NOV Fri 2 - Dundee, Fat Sams
NOV Sat 28 - Edinburgh, HMV Picturehouse
DEC Thr 3 - Belfast, Limelight
DEC Fri 4 - Cork, Cyprus Avenue
DEC Sat 5 - Galway, Roisin Dubh
DEC Sun 6 - Dublin, Academy
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
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Michael Jackson just moonwalked back in time a few hours.
Movie theaters will show the Jackson musical documentary "This Is It" as early as 9 p.m. PT on Oct. 27. Sony still has the Kenny Ortega-helmed pic officially slotted to open for a two-week run in more than 3,000 theaters on Oct. 28, dubbing its night-before performances "advance screenings" in about 2,000 locations.
Michael Jackson just moonwalked back in time a few hours.
Movie theaters will show the Jackson musical documentary "This Is It" as early as 9 p.m. PT on Oct. 27. Sony still has the Kenny Ortega-helmed pic officially slotted to open for a two-week run in more than 3,000 theaters on Oct. 28, dubbing its night-before performances "advance screenings" in about 2,000 locations.
Advance ticketing for all of the domestic shows begins Sunday. Sony also will distribute the film simultaneously in more than 80 international territories.
Sony also plans more than 25 premieres of the film around the world, with 15 or more of the premieres to be staged simultaneously on Oct. 27. In Los Angeles, a premiere will kick off at 6 p.m. Oct. 27 at the Nokia Theatre in downtown L.A.
"Michael Jackson has an army of fans everywhere around the world," said Sony worldwide marketing and distribution chairman Jeff Blake. "By rolling out this film with simultaneous premieres and special advance screenings on Oct. 27, we are giving audiences an incredible opportunity to join together in celebration of Michael Jackson's incredible career."
"This Is It" will feature rehearsal footage and other behind-the-scenes clips shot in advance of Jackson's intended monthlong concert series in London. The documentary project was announced in the aftermath of the singer's death on June 25.
Movie theaters will show the Jackson musical documentary "This Is It" as early as 9 p.m. PT on Oct. 27. Sony still has the Kenny Ortega-helmed pic officially slotted to open for a two-week run in more than 3,000 theaters on Oct. 28, dubbing its night-before performances "advance screenings" in about 2,000 locations.
Michael Jackson just moonwalked back in time a few hours.
Movie theaters will show the Jackson musical documentary "This Is It" as early as 9 p.m. PT on Oct. 27. Sony still has the Kenny Ortega-helmed pic officially slotted to open for a two-week run in more than 3,000 theaters on Oct. 28, dubbing its night-before performances "advance screenings" in about 2,000 locations.
Advance ticketing for all of the domestic shows begins Sunday. Sony also will distribute the film simultaneously in more than 80 international territories.
Sony also plans more than 25 premieres of the film around the world, with 15 or more of the premieres to be staged simultaneously on Oct. 27. In Los Angeles, a premiere will kick off at 6 p.m. Oct. 27 at the Nokia Theatre in downtown L.A.
"Michael Jackson has an army of fans everywhere around the world," said Sony worldwide marketing and distribution chairman Jeff Blake. "By rolling out this film with simultaneous premieres and special advance screenings on Oct. 27, we are giving audiences an incredible opportunity to join together in celebration of Michael Jackson's incredible career."
"This Is It" will feature rehearsal footage and other behind-the-scenes clips shot in advance of Jackson's intended monthlong concert series in London. The documentary project was announced in the aftermath of the singer's death on June 25.
Friday, September 18, 2009
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