Josh Franceschi: Last News

You Me At Six have announced full details of their farewell ‘The Final Nights Of Six’ UK tour.The band revealed earlier this year that they would be breaking up in 2025 after two decades together. At the time, they teased a run of gigs this year and next where they’d “say goodbye to fans”.The trek is due to kick off in Paris on November 15 ahead of further dates in Hamburg, Copenhagen, Berlin, Warsaw, Prague and other locations throughout that month.

You Me At Six, the All-American Rejects, I Prevail and more have been announced as the first wave of performers for next year’s edition of Slam Dunk festival.Boys Like Girls and We The Kings will also be performing on the main stage along with You Me At Six and the All-American Rejects. Head Automatica will also grace the stage with a performance in celebration of the 20th anniversary of their debut LP ‘Decadence’.Other acts that have been announced and are set to play include Funeral For A Friend, Asking Alexandria, I Prevail, The Interrupters, Waterparks, Palaye Royale, Pale Waves, Bob Vylan, Pennywise, The Skints, Goldfinger, LA Dispute, Mad Caddies, Mom Jeans, One Step Closer, Artio, Røry, Set It Off, The Bouncing Souls, The Selecter, The Wonder Years and L.S.

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You Me At Six have announced a pair of warm-up shows for the week of Reading and Leeds 2023.The band will be playing two intimate gigs before making their return to Little John’s Farm and Bramham Park. The band will be playing Leicester’s O2 Academy on August 22 and Bournemouth’s O2 Academy on August 23.Tickets will go on sale on Friday (February 17) – you can buy yours here.The Weybridge quintet’s new album ‘Truth Decay’ was released on Friday (February 10) after a two-week delay due to vinyl production issues.

Rockband You Me At Six has announced its latest UK Tour in support of its eight studio albumn 'Truth Decay' - and tickets are already on sale. Hitting UK stages from Feburary 2023 the band will showcase its recent hit single 'Deep Cuts' across six UK cities.

You Me At Six have announced a UK headline tour – you’ll be able to buy tickets from here when they go on sale.The band will hit the road next February in support of their eighth studio album ‘Truth Decay’, which is due for release in 2023.Kicking off in Plymouth on February 1, the upcoming run of shows will also include performances in Glasgow (February 3), Manchester (6), Nottingham (9) and Cardiff (10). The tour is set to conclude with a concert at Alexandra Palace in London on November 11.Waterparks, The Maine and Bears In Trees will all support You Me At Six on the stint.Tickets go on sale at 10am BST this Friday (July 29) – you’ll be able to purchase yours from here.

James Arthur has dropped a punchy new single titled ‘Lose My Mind’, for which he’s teamed up with You Me At Six frontman Josh Franceschi.In a Tweet announcing the guitar-driven pop tune – the first shared from a deluxe edition of his recent fourth album, ‘It’ll All Make Sense In The End’ – Arthur said he was “so excited” to release it as he’s been a longtime fan of rock acts like You Me At Six.“As I grew up listening to rock bands, this song means a lot to me,” he wrote.Have a listen to ‘Lose My Mind’ below:‘It’ll All Make Sense In The End’ was released last November via Columbia. The forthcoming deluxe edition adds six new tracks, bringing it up to a hefty 20 songs in total.

It's hard to believe that this year marks a decade since James Arthur won The X Factor. In the ten years since, James has survived a transformative shift in music consumption, released 4 UK Top 10 albums and famously faced the trials and tribulations of life in the public eye.

You Me At Six have shared a video of them performing ‘Bite My Tongue’ live in London with Bring Me The Horizon‘s Oli Sykes – watch it below.The Surrey band hit the road with Bring Me The Horizon back in September alongside Nova Twins, performing gigs in Glasgow, Cardiff, Sheffield, Hull, Birmingham and London.The London date took place at The O2 on September 26, where You Me At Six brought out Sykes to perform their 2011 collaboration ‘Bite My Tongue’.“We have all been caged up like animals for the past two years.

You Me At Six have announced a new extended edition of their latest album, dubbed ‘Suckapunch Deluxe’.The original version of the album was released in January and went on to top the Official UK Albums Chart.The new version of ‘Suckapunch’ will include three new songs in ‘Read My Mind’, ‘Headshot’, ‘Serotonin Szn’. It will also come with new takes on a trio of the record’s tracks – ‘Beautiful Way’, ‘Voicenotes’ and ‘Glasgow’.You can hear the “alternative version” of ‘Voicenotes’ below now.In a press release, frontman Josh Franceschi said: “After putting ‘Suckapunch’ out in January and amidst the ongoing pandemic we found ourselves in an interesting place, we can’t tour, but don’t feel ready to start a new project.

You Me At Six have shared a special orchestral performance from the legendary Abbey Road Studios – watch it below.The band united with the 30-piece Wired Strings orchestra to perform a rendition of ‘Glasgow’ from their new album ‘SUCKAPUNCH’.“Recording a rendition of Glasgow with an orchestra at the historic Abbey Road Studios was a collective career goal,” frontman Josh Franceschi said in a statement.“It was truly special to take a song written in my basement, recording it in Thailand and then performing it live in Abbey Road Studios.”Watch the performance below.The band released ‘SUCKAPUNCH’ last month, which went straight into the UK album charts at Number One.In his acceptance speech, Franceschi took a moment to address the rockers’

You Me At Six have shot to Number One in the UK with ‘SUCKAPUNCH’, while Sleaford Mods have secured their first top five album with ‘Spare Ribs‘.You Me At Six’s seventh album, which was released last Friday (January 15), is now their second Number One following on from 2014’s ‘Cavalier Youth’. Sleaford Mods, meanwhile, have landed their highest-charting album yet with their 11th studio album at Number Four.You Me At Six frontman Josh Franceschi told OfficialCharts.com in a video: “Thank you to our fans, you guys are incredible.

You Me At Six are leading the race for this week’s Number 1 album with SUCKAPUNCH.

You Me At Six have launched a new health and wellbeing campaign today (January 18) to tackle Blue Monday.In opposition to what’s billed as ‘the most depressing day of the year’, the band have launched YOUMonday, a day where they encourage fans to take time out for themselves and discuss issues regarding mental health.“2020 presented us with some of the most challenging circumstances ever, and 2021 is no place for a Blue Monday,” frontman Josh Franceschi said in a statement. “We hope that everyone can join us in taking a little time out for themselves today, to do something for YOU.

coronavirus pandemic. Speaking during an exclusive Daily Star Facebook Live today, the 30-year-old singer songwriter opened up about the band's new album Suckapunch, as well as life during lockdown.Josh admitted that he misses performing live for fans and believes the industry has been left "in a hot mess"."Our government have completely let down the music industry as far as I can see," he said."I would ask the people supposedly running this country to do their jobs a bit better."Referring to how travel and touring across Europe will be affected due to Brexit, Josh continued: "It’s left us in no man’s land as musicians.

Daily Star's Facebook Live event tomorrow. You Me at Six are in the process of shedding their indie-rock skin to delve into dance, R&B and hip hop and the countdown is on as we await their new look.Becoming bolder and more experimental, fans can't wait to sample SUCKAPUNCH for themselves on Friday.

You Me At Six have shared a new documentary, tracking the creation of their new album ‘SUCKAPUNCH’ – watch it below.The band’s new album is set for release on January 15 via Underdog Records / AWAL.Released in conjunction with Amazon Music, the band’s new film documents the recording of the album, which took place at Karma Sound studio in Bang Saray, Thailand.Watch The Making Of SUCKAPUNCH below:In a recent video interview with NME, the band’s vocalist Josh Franceschi discussed how recording in Thailand forced the band to focus.“We’re guilty of finding reasons to leave the studio,” he told NME.

You Me At Six has shared their latest track ‘Adrenaline’ – you can hear the band’s new song below.The track is taken from the five-piece’s upcoming new album ‘SUCKAPUNCH’, which is set for release on January 15 via Underdog Records / AWAL.Speaking about ‘Adrenaline’, which you can hear below, You Me At Six’s lead vocalist Josh Franceschi said: “’Adrenaline’ is about understanding and accepting the capacity we all have as humans to have split personalities. Coming to terms with the idea of co-dependency.”‘Adrenaline’ is the latest preview of ‘SUCKAPUNCH’ following on from the release last year of the songs ‘MAKEMEFEELALIVE’, ‘Beautiful Way’ and the title track.

You Me At Six have shared the video for the title track of their forthcoming album ‘SUCKAPUNCH’.The clip, which you can view below, sees frontman Josh Franceschi get involved in a Matrix-style scenario.Speaking about the new single, Franceschi said: “’SUCKAPUNCH’ is about reclaiming your own consciousness when you’ve lost it along the way. ‘Rise from the wreckage that you left behind’ is really something that we’ve collectively experienced as a band.

You Me At Six played before the world went upside down was a headline slot at Gunnersville Festival. Running through every single they’d ever released, from the pop-punk snarl of 2009’s ‘Save It For The Bedroom’ to the electro rebellion of ‘What’s It Like’, the show was a celebration of everything the Surrey five-piece had achieved to date.