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James have shared details of a 2024 UK tour featuring support from Razorlight, as well as teased that a new album is arriving next year. Find ticket info and more below.The Manchester rock band will be kicking off a run of summer dates across the UK next year with the tour featuring support from indie heavyweights Razorlight.The eight-show run beings with a slot at P&J Live in Aberdeen on June 3 followed by a stop at the Utilita Arena in Newcastle two days later.

A concert featuring a huge line-up of artists will be held in Manchester next year to raise money to fight food poverty - and it’s going to be hosted by football royalty.

James’ Tim Booth tweeting: “Very sad to hear the great [Sir Bobby Charlton] has died. Played football the right way.

Leeds United supporter.The Academy Award winner was in attendance for Sunday's thrilling 3-0 home win over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, her first-ever live football match. Goals from Brenden Aaronson, Rodrigo Moreno and Jack Harrison helped Jesse Marsch's side seal a comfortable victory and move up to third in the Premier League table after going unbeaten in their opening three matches.Supporters were left shocked after the match after discovering that Tomei had been in the stands cheering Leeds on as they blew Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea side away.READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley StadiumSinger and actor Tim Booth tweeted an image of himself and Tomei celebrating the win on Monday night, showing their beaming smiles after the final whistle.He wrote alongside the picture: "Went to a game of football on Sunday with a couple of friends.

Morrissey has denied a series of rumours claiming that three of his songs were written about James, Geoff Travis and Cathal Smyth.The rumour mill has been awash with Morrissey claims for years.

James have announced that they will return with their new album ‘All The Colours Of You’ later this year – you can hear the LP’s title track below.Partly recorded before the coronavirus pandemic, the sixteenth album from the Manchester legends sees them teaming up with producer Jacknife Lee – who worked remotely on the record from his own home.Set for release on June 16, the record also sees the band offering their own take on the state of the world – ‘All The Colours Of You’ looks at the end of Donald Trump‘s presidency, which was witnessed first-hand by US-based frontman Tim Booth.Booth said of the record: “With all the shit that went down in 2020 this was a miraculous conception and another big jump forward for us on the back of the last

Glasgow date.James and the Happy Mondays will join forces for the first time in more than three decades and fans already cannot contain their excitement.James' huge arena tour announcement will see the Sit Down singers hit the Glasgow Hydro, Manchester AO Arena as well as venues in Leeds, Dublin, London and more.Lead singer Tim Booth has said they will 'pack two years of frustration' into the gigs, which have been announced a week after the news of an effective Covid-19 vaccine that could allow the return of live gigs.They'll be supported by fellow Factory label mates Happy Mondays, with Bez and Shaun Ryder back together on stage.James first formed in 1982 and have since gone on to release 15 studio albums, with consistent chart-topping

Oasis singer Liam Gallagher, Take That’s Mark Owen and James’ Tim Booth have helped to lead a virtual singalong for Manchester.

Mancunians were in fine voice tonight as they took to their doorsteps, balconies and gardens for a mass lockdown singalong.

Greater Manchester will band together this evening for a mass doorstep sing-a-long, led by some of region's most famous faces.

James frontman Tim Booth has opened up about his heartbreaking goodbye to his father-in-law who died last month from COVID-19.

James frontman Tim Booth has opened up about his heartbreaking goodbye to his father-in-law who died last month from COVID-19.

Take That’s Mark Owen and former Oasis singer Liam Gallagher are among the music stars hosting a mass doorstep singalong for Manchester in England on Thursday.

Take That’s Mark Owen and former Oasis singer Liam Gallagher are among the music stars hosting a mass doorstep singalong for Manchester on Thursday.

A host of Manchester stars are taking part in a mass doorstep sing-a-long event this Thursday night.