Bombay Bicycle Club have today announced details of their sixth studio album, My Big Day, which will include guest vocals from Damon Albarn, Nilüfer Yanya and Holly Humberstone.
Announcing the news, the long-standing British indie-rockers have shared the forthcoming album’s laid-back title track. Have a listen to new single ‘My Big Day’ via the video below, which is set in a newsroom and directed by Everything Everything’s Jon Higgs and Foals percussionist Kit Monteith. The new album will mark the band’s follow-up to 2020’s Everything Else Has Gone Wrong, and was produced by vocalist and guitarist Jack Steadman (aka Mr. Jukes), with mixing duties coming from The Flaming Lips, MGMT and HAIM collaborator Dave Fridmann. See the full My Big Day artwork and tracklisting below.
Just A Little More Time
I Want To Be Your Only Pet
Sleepless (feat. Jay Som)
My Big Day
Turn The World On
Meditate (feat. Nilüfer Yanya)
Rural Radio Predicts The Rapture
Heaven (feat. Damon Albarn)
Tekken 2
Diving (feat. Holly Humberstone)
Onward
And if announcement of a new album and its lead single wasn’t enough for Bombay Bicycle Club fans, the band have also announced a number of shows, some intimate, some grand, playing throughout the UK and Europe later this year.
This will include dates in record stores across the country in support of the forthcoming album – see the full dates below, and visit the band’s site to pre-order the album and for more information on tour dates.
Bombay Bicycle Club Live:
14th June – The Granville Theatre, Ramsgate (intimate headline date)
15th June – EartH, London (intimate headline date)
18th June – 8 Festival, Lithuania
6th July – Mad Cool Festival, Spain
9th July – Otherside Festival, Ireland
26th July – Project House, Leeds
27th July – Y Not Festival, Derbyshire
28th July – WOMAD, London
30th July – Low Festival, Benidorm
4th August – Apple Tree Garden Festival, Germany
19th August – Pukkelpop, Belgium
20th August – Lowlands, The Netherlands
Instore/Outstore UK Live Dates:
17th October – Academy 2, Leicester (in association with Truck)
18th October – The Academy, Oxford (In association with Truck)
19th October – PRYZM, London (in association with Banquet Records)
20th October – Rough Trade East, London
21st October – Pier, Portsmouth (in association with Pie & Vinyl)
22nd October – The Church, Marlborough (in association with Sound Knowledge) *Matinee acoustic performance
22nd October – Marble Factory, Bristol (in association with Rough Trade)
23rd October – The Empire, Coventry (in association with HMV)
24th October – Hangar 34, Liverpool (in association with Jacaranda Records)
25th October – Liquid Room, Edinburgh (in association with Assai Records)
26th October – Fat Sam’s, Dundee (in association with Assai Records)
European Headline tour:
13th November – Riviera, Madrid
14th November – Sala Apolo, Barcelona
16th November – Alcatraz, Milan
17th November – Tonhalle, Munich
18th November – Docks, Lausanne
19th November – Docks, Hamburg
21st November – Trabendo, Paris
22nd November – Columbiahalle, Berlin
23rd November – Progresja, Warsaw
25th November – De Roma, Antwerp
26th November – Live Music Hall, Cologne
27th November – Melkweg, Amsterdam
28th November – Melkweg, Amsterdam
Announcing the news, the long-standing British indie-rockers have shared the forthcoming album’s laid-back title track. Have a listen to new single ‘My Big Day’ via the video below, which is set in a newsroom and directed by Everything Everything’s Jon Higgs and Foals percussionist Kit Monteith. The new album will mark the band’s follow-up to 2020’s Everything Else Has Gone Wrong, and was produced by vocalist and guitarist Jack Steadman (aka Mr. Jukes), with mixing duties coming from The Flaming Lips, MGMT and HAIM collaborator Dave Fridmann. See the full My Big Day artwork and tracklisting below.
Just A Little More Time
I Want To Be Your Only Pet
Sleepless (feat. Jay Som)
My Big Day
Turn The World On
Meditate (feat. Nilüfer Yanya)
Rural Radio Predicts The Rapture
Heaven (feat. Damon Albarn)
Tekken 2
Diving (feat. Holly Humberstone)
Onward
And if announcement of a new album and its lead single wasn’t enough for Bombay Bicycle Club fans, the band have also announced a number of shows, some intimate, some grand, playing throughout the UK and Europe later this year.
This will include dates in record stores across the country in support of the forthcoming album – see the full dates below, and visit the band’s site to pre-order the album and for more information on tour dates.
Bombay Bicycle Club Live:
14th June – The Granville Theatre, Ramsgate (intimate headline date)
15th June – EartH, London (intimate headline date)
18th June – 8 Festival, Lithuania
6th July – Mad Cool Festival, Spain
9th July – Otherside Festival, Ireland
26th July – Project House, Leeds
27th July – Y Not Festival, Derbyshire
28th July – WOMAD, London
30th July – Low Festival, Benidorm
4th August – Apple Tree Garden Festival, Germany
19th August – Pukkelpop, Belgium
20th August – Lowlands, The Netherlands
Instore/Outstore UK Live Dates:
17th October – Academy 2, Leicester (in association with Truck)
18th October – The Academy, Oxford (In association with Truck)
19th October – PRYZM, London (in association with Banquet Records)
20th October – Rough Trade East, London
21st October – Pier, Portsmouth (in association with Pie & Vinyl)
22nd October – The Church, Marlborough (in association with Sound Knowledge) *Matinee acoustic performance
22nd October – Marble Factory, Bristol (in association with Rough Trade)
23rd October – The Empire, Coventry (in association with HMV)
24th October – Hangar 34, Liverpool (in association with Jacaranda Records)
25th October – Liquid Room, Edinburgh (in association with Assai Records)
26th October – Fat Sam’s, Dundee (in association with Assai Records)
European Headline tour:
13th November – Riviera, Madrid
14th November – Sala Apolo, Barcelona
16th November – Alcatraz, Milan
17th November – Tonhalle, Munich
18th November – Docks, Lausanne
19th November – Docks, Hamburg
21st November – Trabendo, Paris
22nd November – Columbiahalle, Berlin
23rd November – Progresja, Warsaw
25th November – De Roma, Antwerp
26th November – Live Music Hall, Cologne
27th November – Melkweg, Amsterdam
28th November – Melkweg, Amsterdam
