Groove Armada: Last News

Jeremy Clarkson’s new series of Clarkson’s Farm has arrived on Amazon Prime Video and here you can find every song featured in the latest season.The show sees the Grand Tour presenter attempt to run a farm on his 1,000-acre land in the Cotswolds, despite having no farming experience.While season three has only just begun streaming, Clarkson recently revealed that work on season four has already begun.“We’re doing season four now and every single day when we meet for filming, we have a vague idea about what I need to do, but I can guarantee it will change because the weather has changed, or some fence will have fallen down,” said Clarkson at an exclusive event at Diddly Squat Farm.“You never know what you’re going to end up doing.

Overmono, Nia Archives and Andy C are among the names announced for Bristol’s Love Saves The Day 2025.The city’s biggest music festival will return to Ashton Court on the bank holiday weekend of May 24 and 25, with Welsh electronic duo Overmono to top the bill on the Saturday and Nia Archives headlining the Sunday.Other names confirmed for this year’s programme include Andy C, Ghetts, Giggs, Skream & Benga and Wilkinson.They will be joined by Groove Armada, Shy FX, Mall Grab, Hybrid Minds, Pawsa, Camo & Krooked, Eats Everything, Eliza Rose, Netsky, Girls Don’t Sync, Chris Stussy, Enzo Siragusa, Job Jobse, Josh Baker and JYOTY.Tickets go on sale on Friday (January 24) at 10am and you will be able to find yours here.Festival director Tom Paine has said: “There’s nothing we love more than being back at Ashton Court to truly kickstart the festival season and 2025 is shaping up to be pretty spectacular.”“We’re really bringing some of the biggest and best names across the electronic music scene to the city for the bank holiday as well as some of the most exciting local talent out there. Come on down for a great party, see your favourite DJs, discover some new favourites and just celebrate the start of summer with us.”Overmono released their debut album ‘Good Lies’ in 2023.

Groove Armada‘s forthcoming Glastonbury Festival DJ sets has been cancelled due to crowd concerns.The band were due to play at the Stonebridge Bar this Thursday (June 27), B2B with Eats Everything at Levels on Saturday (June 29) and the Glade on Sunday (June 30).But their first show has now been pulled following concerns over huge numbers turning up.A statement from the festival said: “To ensure that @GrooveArmada’s many fans can enjoy the duo’s DJ sets at this year’s Festival, their performance in the lower-capacity Stonebridge Bar on Thursday night can now not take place.To ensure that @GrooveArmada's many fans can enjoy the duo’s DJ sets at this year’s Festival, their performance in the lower-capacity Stonebridge Bar on Thursday night can now not take place. Instead, we encourage you to take in their sets at the larger capacity Glade on Sunday…— Glastonbury Festival (@glastonbury) June 22, 2024“Instead, we encourage you to take in their sets at the larger capacity Glade on Sunday at 8.30pm and B2B with Eats Everything at Levels on Saturday at 6pm.

Glastonbury Festival has announced the line-up for the electronic, disco and reggae-oriented Glade area, with Faithless, Fatboy Slim, Camelphat, Groove Armada and more all set to play.The area plays host to a huge range of DJs and other electronic-leaning acts. Some of the acts further down the line-up include Goldie Live, Chris Stussy, Mall Grab, Enzo Siragusa and Gok Wan.Also set to perform are D:ream, Desiree, Logic1000, Kurupt FM and more.Check out the full line-up below:The @GladeAreaGlasto returns for Glastonbury 2024 with a superb line-up of DJs and live acts playing eclectic grooves, electronic beats, reggae, dub and disco under the leafy canopies! pic.twitter.com/JiFKzqFdZg— Glastonbury Festival (@glastonbury) April 22, 2024Glastonbury have been gradually revealing the line-ups for other areas of the festival recently.

Jamie xx, Groove Armada, Andy C and more on the bill.The Austrian festival will return to the slopes of Mayrhofen from April 10-15 next year. Tickets are available to buy now.Snowbombing was back this year after a two-year enforced break due to the coronavirus pandemic, with the likes of Bicep, Camelphat, Andy C, Rudimental, Gorgon City, Eats Everything and more for the bill.The first announcement about next year’s event also includes names like Conducta, Denis Sulta, Elkka, Dusky, Folamour, Hybrid Minds, Eliza Rose and Interplanetary Criminal.Elsewhere on the bill, there’s Eats Everything, Chloé Robinson, Flava D, D Double E, Artwork, Chaos In The CBD, Jayda J, DJ Seinfeld, Patrick Topping and more.A post shared by Snowbombing (@snowbombingofficial)Defected Records, Glitterbox, and He.She.They.

Groove Armada have shared a new single called ‘Hold A Vibe’ and announced a special career-spanning boxset, ‘GA25’.The compilation album is due to for release on November 11 via BMG – pre-order/pre-save here. It’ll mark the 25th anniversary of the electronic duo’s debut single, 1997’s ‘At The River’.To preview the forthcoming collection, Groove Armada have today (September 21) dropped their first new track in over two years.Described as “an homage to dub and funk”, the hypnotic ‘Hold A Vibe’ boasts guest vocals from dancehall artist Red Rat. It follows on from Groove Armada’s 2020 single ‘Lover 4 Now’.Tune in here:We are celebrating 25 years of Groove Armada with a new career-spanning Boxset! GA25 is out November 11th and includes 2CD, 2LP, a 32-page booklet and A3 poster.

Groove Armada have announced details of the support acts who will be playing on their final full live UK tour.Andy Cato and Tom Findlay will embark on the tour next month, with live dates booked in in Glasgow, Leeds, Birmingham, Manchester, Bristol, Bournemouth, Cardiff and London.Groove Armada, who are celebrating the 25th anniversary of their debut release this year, have now announced that Norman Jay MBE, Ewan McVicar, PBR Streetgang, Andy Baxter, Arielle Free, Ishmael Ensemble, Luke Una, Hot Blood and Warm DJ’s will support them across the tour.You can see details of Groove Armada’s upcoming tour dates, and a breakdown of which support acts will be playing on which date, below.April5 – Barrowland, Glasgow (support: Ewan McVicar)7 – O2 Academy, Leeds (PBR Streetgang)8 – O2 Academy, Birmingham (Andy Baxter)9 – Victoria Warehouse, Manchester (Luke Una)10 – Motion, Bristol (Ishmael Ensemble)14 – O2 Academy, Bournemouth (Warm DJ’s)15 – University Great Hall, Cardiff (Arielle Free)16 – O2 Academy Brixton, London (Ishmael Ensemble)17 – O2 Academy Brixton, London (Hot Blood / Norman Jay MBE)You can find any remaining tickets for Groove Armada’s upcoming UK tour by heading here.Groove Armada will also perform at Latitude Festival this summer, while they will headline Bluedot Festival along with Björk, Mogwai and Metronomy.