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London Grammar have performed ‘Lord It’s A Feeling’ live as part of BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend, filmed at Radio Theatre.‘Lord It’s A Feeling’ is lifted from the band’s third studio album, ‘Californian Soil’, released earlier this year.

Royal Blood have appeared onJimmy Kimmel Live, where they ripped through the title track from latest album ‘Typhoons’.The remotely-filmed performance sees the duo – Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher – deliver a searing rendition of the single, complete with backing vocalists, keyboardist and kaleidoscopic lighting arrangement similar to the album’s artwork.Watch Royal Blood perform ‘Typhoons’ on Jimmy Kimmel Live below:Their third album, Royal Blood released ‘Typhoons’ last month, alongside news of a

Truck Festival has announced its second batch of names for its 2021 edition, with Everything Everything and Arlo Parks leading the way.Also announced for the Oxfordshire festival are Swim Deep, Billy Nomates, Jaws, Oscar Lang, Only The Poets, and others.The festival, which takes place July 22-25, has also announced its day and stage splits.

Royal Blood have shared an orchestral version of their song ‘Limbo’ – you can listen to it below.This new take on the track was recorded with a 16-piece string accompaniment at Abbey Road Studios.

Tramlines is offering emerging artists the chance to perform at this year’s festival.The event will take place at Hillsborough Park in Sheffield between July 23-25, with The Streets, Royal Blood and Richard Ashcroft all set to top the bill.

Royal Blood have scored their third consecutive UK Number One album with ‘Typhoons’ and have claimed the biggest opening week for a British act in 2021.The Brighton rockers’ new album, which arrived last week (April 30), debuted at the top spot with over 32,000 chart sales – 24,000 of which were physical copies.In addition, the duo – who also had the most digital downloads of the week – outsold the rest of the Top Five combined and claimed the biggest opening week for a British act in 2021 so

Congratulations to Royal Blood, who earn their third Number 1 album with Typhoons.

Wolf Alice, Ed Sheeran and Royal Blood are among the artists who will record brand new performances for Radio 1’s Big Weekend of Live Music 2021.This year’s Big Weekend festival will take place online for the second consecutive year due to coronavirus-enforced restrictions, and will run on BBC Radio 1, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sounds from May 28-31.Radio 1 have today (May 6) confirmed eight big-name artists who will record new performances “from very special locations” for this year’s Big Weekend,

Royal Blood are currently outselling the rest of the Top Five in this week’s race for the top of the Official UK Albums Chart.The Brighton duo released their third album ‘Typhoons’ last week (April 30) and are leading the pack of new releases in today’s (May 4) chart update.The record has been both the most physically purchased and downloaded album over the Bank Holiday weekend, making more chart sales than new albums by the likes of The Coral and Birdy, as well as a Pink Floyd live album and a

Nile Rodgers & Chic and Jade Bird.They’ll join headliners Royal Blood, The Streets and Madness at the 2021 edition of the festival, which will take place at Southsea Seafront in Portsmouth across August Bank Holiday Weekend (27-29).Joining Rodgers & Chic and Bird at the festival will be Frank Turner, Annie Mac, Ella Eyre, Clean Bandit and more.

Royal Blood have revealed what happened to the fan favourite live track ‘King’, which was roadtested along with recent single ‘Boilermaker’ but didn’t make it onto new album ‘Typhoons‘.‘King’ was one of two new songs first debuted on the band’s summer 2019 tour, becoming a firm favourite among fans – many of whom voiced their disappointment when it didn’t appear on the final tracklist of the record.

huge new album ‘Typhoons‘, Royal Blood talked NME through the origin, inspiration and making of each and every song on the record. Watch it in the video above.Gearing towards a sound more “euphoric, danceable and fun” allowed frontman Mike Kerr “a licence to be vulnerable, and confidence to be more revealing” – with a more colourful sound backing lyrics that detail his journey to sobriety after years of hedonism and the rock’n’ roll lifestyle took its toll.

The Streets, Royal Blood and Richard Ashcroft are all set to headline this year’s Tramlines festival.Sheffield’s biggest city-based music festival will take place at Hillsborough Park on July 23-25.

Royal Blood have confirmed they’ll hit the road next year for their biggest UK tour to date.After teasing fans of the cities they’ll visit earlier this week, Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher have now confirmed they’ll head out across March and April 2022 on a jaunt that will take in their biggest show to date at London’s O2 Arena.“Playing live is the DNA and sole purpose of our band,” said Royal Blood.  On stage with our fans is where we belong, and we cannot wait for this tour to be a reality!”You

Royal Blood frontman Mike Kerr has spoken out about the need to normalise the idea of sobriety – especially in the UK and the music industry.The duo were speaking to NME for the latest Big Read cover story, when Kerr opened up about how he got sober in 2019 after a period “destroying himself” through drink and drugs as a result of the heady lifestyle of touring.As well as discussing in-depth about his decision to go sober, Kerr also talked about the support and information that was available to

Royal Blood have talked about the experience of working with Josh Homme on their new single ‘Boilermaker’, describing the producer as being “just like this big kid having fun”.The duo were speaking to NME for this week’s Big Read cover story when they explained how coming to work with the Queens Of The Stone Age frontman on the track – taken from their upcoming third album ‘Typhoons’ – always seemed like a good fit.“Having toured extensively with Queens, we became really good friends with them

Royal Blood have shared their new video for the Josh Homme-produced studio version of their fan favourite song ‘Boilermaker’ – you can watch the clip below.The track is the fourth to be released from the duo’s upcoming new album ‘Typhoons’, which is set for release on April 30.‘Boilermaker’ was first debuted as part of Royal Blood’s live set in summer 2019, and was among the tracks performed by the duo during their sets at that year’s Reading & Leeds Festivals.Produced by Queens of the Stone Age

Royal Blood and Bombay Bicycle Club are among the acts announced for this year’s Truck Festival – you can see the line-up so far below.The Oxfordshire event, which was cancelled in 2020 due to coronavirus, will take place at Hill Farm in Steventon between July 22 and July 25, 2021.Joining the aforementioned bands across the weekend will be Blossoms, Fontaines D.C., Idles, Pale Waves, Little Simz, Shame, Sports Team, The Big Moon, The Lathums and more.Headlining the Friday night (July 23) will be

Royal Blood have shared a new video for their recent single ‘Limbo’ – watch it below.The track, which is the latest preview of the duo’s upcoming third album album ‘Typhoons’, came out last week (March 25).The new video features two gangs of motorcyclists-turned-dancers roaming empty streets at night before deciding to hold an impromptu dance-off.Directed by Joao Retorta, you can watch the ‘Limbo’ video below:Royal Blood gave ‘Limbo’ its live debut last weekend during a virtual performance they

Royal Blood performed their new single ‘Limbo’ live for the first time during a virtual set they played on the Roblox gaming platform last weekend.The two-piece released the third preview of their upcoming third studio album ‘Typhoons’ last week, with the duo describing ‘Limbo’ as “without a doubt the most ambitious and wildest we have allowed ourselves to be”, adding: “We can’t wait to invite you this far down the rabbit hole with us.”Royal Blood appeared virtually as avatars on the Roblox

Royal Blood have shared a new single, which they say is the “most ambitious and wildest” thing they’ve written to date – listen to ‘Limbo’ below.The new song, which is the third preview of the duo’s upcoming new album ‘Typhoons’, will be given its live debut this weekend at the 2021 Bloxy Awards.Royal Blood will release their third album, ‘Typhoons’, on April 30 via Warner.

Royal Blood, The Streets and Madness.The event will take place at Southsea Seafront in Portsmouth across August Bank Holiday Weekend (27-29).Joining the aforementioned bill-toppers on the line-up are Blossoms, Fontaines D.C., Miles Kane, Richard Ashcroft, The Kooks, Supergrass, Craig David, Melanie C, The Fratellis, Cast and more.Madness will headline on the Friday evening, with The Streets and Royal Blood closing the Saturday and Sunday respectively.

Royal Blood are set to perform as avatars at a virtual award ceremony for games company Roblox.The Bloxy Awards will take place this Saturday (March 27) at 7pm GMT and, per a press release, “take attendees through four distinct environments on a voyage across the Roblox Metaverse”.The awards promises an “exclusive virtual performance from Royal Blood in a space-themed concert venue” which is being teased in a new trailer video, which you can watch below.

coronavirus pandemic thanks to Stagehand‘s #ILoveLive prize draw.The #ILoveLive memorabilia prize draw launched last month, aiming to support the unsung heroes of the live music industry.

Royal Blood frontman Mike Kerr tells NME about the band’s long-awaited comeback single ‘Trouble’s Coming’. “We were really hungry and searching for something that felt new, but wouldn’t destroy what we’ve spent years creating.

Black Honey have shared a new track, ‘Run For Cover’, which singer Izzy B. Phillips hopes will inspire women to leave their boyfriends.The raucous new song was released today (September 18) and follows the Brighton band’s July single ‘Beaches‘.

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