During the span of his career thus far David Gray has had 12 million album sales, the best selling album in Ireland ever with White Ladder, a BAFTA nomination for his soundtrack work on Amma Assante’s 2004 film ‘”A Way Of Life”, two Ivor Novellos, a Q award, two Brit nominations, and a Grammy nomination.
Fresh from their debut BBC Maida Vale Live Session last week (20.03); emerging Reading 5-piece VALERAS, have announced they will joining grunge-rock heavyweights DRENGE on their imminent UK tour.
“these songs foresee an oncoming dystopia, but offer idyllic alternatives… classic Swervedriver.” – Q
“The hard working people at the iDKHOW International Touring Division are pleased to announce that beginning May I Dont Know How But They Found Me will once again be returning to Europe for the following dates” – iDKHOW
“Many people don’t realize the two were friends who had a special connection. Roy was like a big brother to Buddy and the two helped make each other better songwriters and performers. It is only fitting they to continue pushing the envelope in this type of way.”
“‘Elevate’ is about someone who is stuck in a depression and feels isolated and alone and is looking for something to bring them out of that,” says guitarist Jerry Horton
“… 2019 has only just started but we may already have one of the most important records of the year in our arms …” DORK
“This is more than a concert, it’s a show worthy of the West End and Broadway. We’ve brought together some of the world’s most beautiful voices complete with a stunning live orchestra. It will be an extraordinary night.”
After touring the world with Hans Zimmer for over a year, NILE MARR has chosen to return to his Mancunian roots, announcing a six date series of shows at Night & Day in advance of his new album, “Are You Happy Now?”.









