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Chameleons Announce Yorkshire Tour Dates & New Album

Metropolis Records recently welcomed the legendary UK post-punk act Chameleons to its label roster.

Long cited as a hugely influential act, having inspired the likes of (The) Verve, Oasis, Interpol, The Killers and Editors , the group was formed in Manchester in 1981 and comprised vocalist/bassist Mark Burgess, guitarists Reg Smithies and Dave Fielding , plus drummer John Lever .

Chameleons have now joined forces with Metropolis Records to release Edg e Sessions (Live From The Edge) , a collection of seven classic Chameleons songs performed live in May 2021 by founding group members Burgess and Smithies, plus Chris Oliver (guitar) and Stephen Rice (drums). Three additional bonus tracks of ChameleonsVox era live recordings round out this stunning release.

2022 has already seen the group play a well received UK tour, albeit with three shows forcibly postponed due to Covid issues within the band. These have now been rescheduled together and will be performing at Holmfirth Picturedrome on 13th August, the Brudenell Social Club in Leeds on 9th December and The Parish in Huddersfield on 16th December 2022.

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An absolutely amazing group and one I've followed for years. I was and American in Manchester courting my "wife to be" way back in 1989 when I stopped in a small record shop to ask the owner if they were playing anywhere; his response: "Sorry, mate, they've just broekn up". Fortunatly, I was able to hear Mark and his "Chameoleon Vox" in Los Angeles a few years ago. So I am so pleased and excited that they are still touring - and definitely going to see them at at least one of their U.S. tours -either Mesa, Arizona or San Diego, CA. Stand Fast, boys - we love you!

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The Chameleons were EPIC First gig of 2020 for them and I stood right at the front so I could see everything! It was pure Gold and had a profound impact within me as I thought it would Venue is my favourite ever and The Chameleons are getting all the love and respect they deserve! Vive’ Le Rock #restpeacefullysophielancaster

Awesome show. I'm gonna miss them when they supposedly break up after this tour. Burgess voice was on point. The guitars were shimmering and clear like the Ocean. I was so happy when they played PS I love you in the encore.

Opening bands sextile and soft kill were great openers too specially Sextile.

First of all, it wasn't The Chameleons, it was ChameleonsVOX. But it might as well been the official band, as they were awesome!

The place was packed. Luckily there was a balcony with a few stools which I made use of.

Absolutely amazing. The band were incredibly tight and polished. Song lyrics from the heart and they deserve way more recognition. Mark and band should be up there with all the Manchester greats. Please tour again.

It was truly amazing !!! ❤️ I've been a fan for many years ! Watching last night and getting to hear my favorite album was something I'll never forget !! I left the show wanting to see more of The Chameleons!!

Great band, brilliant night. Perfect antidote to the post-election blues. Most audience clamour for an encore that I've heard at any gig this year. Lots of happy people left at the end with a smile on their face!

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Post-Punk Legends The Chameleons to Embark on UK, Europe and USA Tour This Summer

The tour will take them to cities like London, Edinburgh, Paris and Berlin, before heading over to the US later in Fall. 

The Chameleons, featuring original members Mark Burgess and Reg Smithies, have announced a series of UK and European shows this summer, along with a full USA tour this autumn alongside The Mission and Theatre of Hate. This news has been eagerly awaited by fans of the band, who have been craving the chance to see them live again in this setup.

Formed in Manchester, England in 1981, The Chameleons quickly became one of the most important and influential bands of the post-punk era. Their sound was characterized by atmospheric guitars, intricate rhythms, and introspective lyrics.Despite the fact that they were never as commercially successful as some of their peers, such as Joy Division or The Smiths, their music has continued to resonate with fans over the years. Many of their albums, such as “Script of the Bridge” and “Strange Times”, are considered classics of the post-punk genre, and their influence can be heard in the music of countless bands that have followed in their footsteps.

Looking back on The Chameleons’ legacy, it’s clear that their influence has only grown over the years. Their music has become a touchstone for fans of alternative and post-punk music, and their unique sound continues to inspire new generations of musicians. In many ways, The Chameleons were ahead of their time, and their music still sounds as fresh and innovative today as it did over thirty years ago.

The band’s upcoming tour will take them to cities throughout the UK and Europe, including London, Edinburgh, Paris, and Berlin, among others. Then, in the autumn, they will embark on a full USA tour alongside The Mission and Theatre of Hate, hitting cities from coast to coast. 

This tour offers the perfect opportunity to discover their timeless sound and experience the energy and passion of their live shows. So, for those lucky enough to attend one of The Chameleons’ upcoming shows, prepare to be transported back in time to the golden age of post-punk, and to experience the magic of one of the most legendary bands of the era. 

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The Chameleons have rescheduled their UK headline shows celebrating the 35th anniversary of their album ‘What Does Anything Mean? Basically’.

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Live Review: The Chameleons / The Membranes – Liquid Rooms, Edinburgh 11.02.2022

The resurgence of punk and post punk bands continues with a major UK tour by The Chameleons. Originally formed in 1981, it’s a significant anniversary to tour to celebrate 40 years of being a band but in this case, The Chameleons had chosen to tour their 1985 album “What Does Anything Mean? Basically”. Like many of their peers, the band have had their ups and downs and a long hiatus of inactivity, but Mark Burgess had never been busier in the past few years. Apart from the obvious recent lockdown, Mark managed to tour USA, China, Australia and most of Europe. The UK tour features The Membranes , another seminal post punk band fronted by the ever-present John Robb and it’s a great fit. The spectrum of music produced in the 80’s was wide and varied and these two bands are very representative of what was then and now. It was a dreary night in Edinburgh, but the Liquid Rooms gave the respite to the eager fans who had turned out in good numbers to catch both bands. Not quite a sell out like some of the other dates on the tour but a great turn out.

You can never second guess The Membranes . The one main stay is of course John Robb, and he was joined by his long-standing guitarist Peter Byrchmore. Mike Simkins continued his stint on drums and the wonderful, inspired addition of Amelia Chain brought a different vibe to the band. Their music might be austere and dark at times but delivered with such focus and reverence. The set opener was the opening track from their 2015 “Dark Energy / Dark Matter” album. “The Universes explodes…..” demonstrated the dynamic the band create during their performance. It is dark, heavy and explores the “big bang” of how the universe was created with some sex and death mixed in. What else would you kick off with! Amelia Chain provided uplifting backing vocals which went some way to alleviating the sombreness and sheer intensity of the song. Simii’s powerful drumming underpinned Robb’s edgy bass. Byrchmore’s guitar work is searing and urgent and it grabbed you from the first chord. After a 25yr gap in studio releases, the band released two mammoth albums in 2015 and 2019. These albums provided the bulk of tunes on offer. Robb’s stage energy was somewhat curtailed as the limited space meant he was stuck, blocked in by stage monitors and he was limited to his side of the stage, but made the most of it. Never being one for resting on his laurels, he continually jumped and postured when he wasn’t behind the mic. In stark contrast, Amelia was almost trapped behind her keyboard whilst Byrchmore threw moody looking guitar poses with some cheeky grins thrown in. There was a powerful cohesiveness to The Membranes but somehow, they retained a precariousness in their performance. “Do the Supernova” and “In the Graveyard” are almost polar opposites with the latter providing such emotive heart wrenching guitarwork ever heard within its genre. Amelia’s vocal prowess was on show again for the into to “Black is The Colour” before Robbwrestled the attention back as he chanted the song title to the crowd who had braved the dark night. Every night, Robb explains the origins of the song “Snow Monkey” from their latest studio offering “What Nature Gives, Nature Takes Away”. He relay’s the story of the Japanese Monkeys that live by hot pools but had learned to throw snowballs at each other. Whilst it may sound endearing, Robb has used it as a metaphor for the state of the UK. After a thundering version of “Deep in the Forest Where the Memories Linger”, the set came to a close with “Myths and Legends”, a throwback to their early days but revamped and delivered with the bands trademark dark energy. 

The last time The Chameleons shared a stage with The Membranes (out with the current tour) was back in 1984 at Manchester’s legendary Free Trade Hall, that itself had witnessed many iconic performances. Liquid Rooms might not quite be as legendary but it’s the performances that make the memories and The Chameleons have certainly been on a mission to re-create and better their past. With the return of Reg Smithies on guitar, the seminal sound the band developed in their formative years had reassuringly returned. As Mark Burgess opened dialogue with the audience, he warned them not to shout out any requests as they would fall on deaf ears as he announced the intention to play though the bands 2 nd album “What Does Anything Mean? Basically” . Regarded by many, it’s the band finest moment and to any of their hardcore following, a mouth-watering offering to be played faithfully in its entirety. After the brief instrumental “Silence Sea & Sky” , the band fire into life with an inspired version of “Perfumed Garden” . It’s no mistake that nothing had been left to chance as the immaculate delivery of the songs was matched by the live sound which was mixed by Martin Newton. The songs were indeed faithfully reproduced as they were on the album. Burgess took the opportunity to ad-lib (Ian McCulloch style) lines from The Clash in an early set highlight “Singing Rule Britannia”, Burgess sung “White Riot, I wanna riot” before a snarling attack on the government as he growled, “get out, get out of Number 10… Bojo”. The next highlight for me was a resounding version of “Where the Heart Is” . The keys may have been tucked away at the side, but Danny made them come to the fore for this song. Again, the sound production on the night elevated the songs as they came over the PA larger than life and the resurrection of the album was impressive. Burgess reminded the crowd that “ like life, most albums are short, so make the most of them”. Very fitting as the band may have slipped out of the memories of many but for one night at least for some, there was the chance to re-ignite the appreciation of the forgotten classic. “PS Goodbye” rounded off the main set. Sticking to the format, the band included the additional tracks that were included in the CD release of the album. The packed audience relished the opportunity to let the atmospheric album wash over them as the layered guitars created an ambience throughout the night. After a brief spell, the band returned nonchalantly to the stage and Burgess playfully spouted, “We play what we want, crazy scotch bloke, we play what we want” right before the band continued their assured performance with “Caution ” from their 1986 album, “ Strange Times”. Burgess continued his ad-lib by slipping in “Sweet Dreams are made of this” just before the bandsubtly slipped into “Swamp Thing”. The crowd were visibly animated asthe penultimate “Down the Up Escalator” built up slowly with the pounding toms almost drowning out the picked guitar intro. Leading into the final song, Burgess made a heartfelt dedication to one of the fans, Gaz, who couldn’t be at the gig after getting some bad news, but his friends were there to make sure they carried the torch. “Second Skin” closed out a memorable performance as Burgess managed to ad-lib for a final time as he handed over bass duties to Danny Ashberry (keys) and sang “The tide is turning”. An ironic reference from Roger Water’s album “Radio Kaos” and perhaps a nod that the chaos we have recently lived through which just might be coming to an end. If The Chameleons supply the soundtrack for the end of lockdown party, then it’ll bring a lot of joy to many people.

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Billie Eilish announces Hit Me Hard And Soft tour UK dates

Two-time Oscar-winning singer Billie Eilish will be touring the world this year and next, and coming to venues in the UK next summer - including the so-far ill fated Co-Op Live in Manchester.

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Billie Eilish has announced a new tour and will be coming to the UK next summer.

The 22-year year old 's show is named after her latest album - Hit Me Hard And Soft - and will kick off in North America in September.

It will then head to Australia in February 2025, before travelling across Europe and arriving in the UK on 7 July when she will perform for two nights in Glasgow, at OVO Hydro.

Eilish will then play six nights at the O2 in London, and four nights at the new Co-Op Live arena in Manchester - a venue that has been beset with problems as it prepares to open to the public.

The singer will then play two gigs in Dublin, Ireland, at the 3Arena.

A vocal environmentalist, fans are being encouraged to take "sustainable transport" during the tour, which will also feature "eco-villages" and encourage plant-based food options.

The tour will partner with the plant-based food organisation Support + Feed - an initiative founded by Eilish's mother Maggie Baird - and environmental non-profit organisation REVERB.

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The concerts will also aim to reduce "greenhouse gas pollution, decreasing single-use plastic waste, supporting climate action", the promoters Live Nation said.

HIT ME HARD AND SOFT: THE TOUR Tickets on sale May 3rd. Pre-sales in select markets April 30th-May 1st, including early access for @americanexpress Card Members. Pre-sale access does not guarantee tickets. Terms apply. Supply is limited. https://t.co/D172RG7UjO pic.twitter.com/dzZL4YvFMb — billie eilish (@billieeilish) April 29, 2024

Eilish's third studio album comes out on 17 May, a month after Taylor Swift 's much lauded album The Tortured Poets Department .

Like Swift, Eilish is encouraging fans to listen to the collection as a whole, saying on her website that the new body of work should be listened to chronologically as it "hits you hard and soft both lyrically and sonically, while bending genres and defying trends along the way".

She's not released any singles in advance, encouraging fans to listen "in one go".

The album cover features Eilish on her back under dark water with a white door open above her.

Eilish's last album was 2021's Happier Than Ever, and her debut record When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? was released in 2019.

The youngest person ever to have won two Oscars, she took home the award for best original song Oscar gong for Barbie's What Was I Made For? in March, and won the same prize for James Bond's No Time To Die in 2022.

Tickets for Hit Me Hard And Soft go on general sale on Friday.

Billie Eilish's UK tour dates:

Mon 7 July, 2025 - Glasgow, UK - OVO Hydro

Tue 8 July, 2025 - Glasgow, UK - OVO Hydro

Thu 10 July, 2025 - London, UK - The O2

Fri 11 July, 2025 -London, UK - The O2

Sun 13 July, 2025 - London, UK - The O2

Mon 14 July, 2025 - London, UK - The O2

Wed 16 July, 2025 - London, UK - The O2

Thu 17 July, 2025 - London, UK - The O2

Sat 19 July, 2025 - Manchester, UK - Co-op Live

Sun 20 July, 2025 - Manchester, UK - Co-op Live

Tue 22 July, 2025 - Manchester, UK - Co-op Live

Wed 23 July, 2025 - Manchester, UK - Co-op Live

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