SEA GIRLS Announce Huge November Shows

Published on 21 February 2022 at 18:06

Words: ROBIN MUMFORD

 

Excitement around Sea Girls continues to build ahead of their new record as they unveil their brilliant new single ‘Lonely’ - taken from the new release ‘Homesick. Released on the  25th of March 2022 on Polydor, the anticipation coincides with the announcement of the band’s biggest headline shows to date.

 

The Hometown Tour’ will be kicking off in mid-November, where the Sea Girls will take on seven monster shows including what is expected to be a special night at London’s Alexandra Palace on November the 25th

 

Tickets will be available for the following shows on pre-sale from 10am Tuesday February the 22nd HERE, and General Sale from 10am the following Friday, February the 25th HERE

 

November (UK Headline ‘The Hometown Tour’)
Thu 17th    Nottingham, Rock City
Fri 18th    Birmingham, O2 Academy 1
Sat 19th    Glasgow, O2 Academy
Tue 22nd    Cardiff, University Great Hall
Wed 23rd    Southampton, O2 Guildhall
Fri 25th    London, Alexandra Palace
Sat 26th   Manchester, O2 Victoria Warehouse

 

In October last year, Sea Girls wrapped up what can only be dubbed as one of the most highly anticipated tours of the year. Nearly two years in the making, the boys tore up eleven O2 Academy sold out shows, including a remarkable headline appearance at the legendary O2 Academy Brixton.

 

The "Lonely" music video stars Jojo Macara from Netflix's "Sex Education"

 

The band will be looking to follow up successes of their debut album ‘Open Up Your Head’ through their live shows later this year. Their debut release saw it officially certified as a ‘BRIT Breakthrough’ album by the BPI, having achieved over 30,000 OCC sales in the UK alone. 

 

And in their upcoming album, Henry Camamile, Rory Young, Andrew Dawson and Oli Khan deliver thirteen measures of guitar driven pop brilliance including 2 bonus Deluxe tracks. A deeply personal record, lead singer Henry Camamile returned to his childhood home in Lincolnshire at the wake of the pandemic, finding himself having to address and reflect on events from his past, both good and bad. 

 

A cathartic process, Henry leaves nothing to the imagination with his astute storytelling and candid lyrics. Delving into some of his darkest moments, the uplifting album comes as a sense of relief, a gratefulness for survival. Lyrically raw and packed to the brim with hooks, the band step into new realms with an added sense of maturity and a bigger ambitious sounding record.

 

Sea Girls, one of the most exciting guitar bands to have emerged in recent times, are the torchbearers for the next wave. Delivering sing-along anthems for the masses, the band’s journey is well and truly on its way.






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