Let's Eat Grandma: Last News

Let’s Eat Grandma have shared new track ‘Levitation’ and announced details of a 2022 UK tour – check out dates below and find tickets here.‘Levitation’ is the final single to be taken from Let’s Eat Grandma’s third album ‘Two Ribbons’, which is now out April 29 after being pushed back due to vinyl delays. It follows on from ‘Hall Of Mirrors’, the record’s title track and ‘Happy New Year’.Check out the video for ‘Levitation’ below:Speaking about the hopeful track, Rosa Walton said: “It’s about feeling all over the place, escaping to your imagination and being in a disorientating and surreal mental state, which can be both scary and elevating somehow – everything feels more creative and things look brighter.“You’re with someone you’re close to, trying to reach out and connect to them, and even though you’re both struggling, you’re able to find comfort in one another, and have an absurdly funny yet meaningful time together.

Reading & Leeds has announced a new wave of names for this year’s festivals – check out the latest update to the line-up below.The twin-site event is due to take place at Little John’s Farm in Reading and Bramham Park in Leeds across the Bank Holiday Weekend later this month (August 26-28). Headliners include Arctic Monkeys, Rage Against The Machine and Dave.Elsewhere on the bill are the likes of Bring Me The Horizon, Halsey, Megan Thee Stallion, Wolf Alice, Fontaines D.C. and Run The Jewels.Today (August 9), R&L organisers have confirmed the line-up for the Alternative Stage, as well as a host of late-night names.Comedians Russell Howard, Munya Chawawa, Joanne McNally and Reginald D.

Let’s Eat Grandma have pushed back the release of their upcoming new album due to vinyl delays.The Norwich duo – comprising Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth – announced in November that they’ll be releasing their third studio album, ‘Two Ribbons’, on April 8 via Transgressive.Now, the album has been pushed back to April 29. Writing on Twitter, the pair said: “Really sorry to announce that due to ongoing global vinyl delays we’ve had to move our album release date back to 29th April 2022. We’ve been singing CDs in the meantime.”The duo also revealed that more “new music” was “coming soon” in the post, which you can see below:Really sorry to announce that due to ongoing global vinyl delays we've had to move our album release date back to 29th April 2022.

Let's Eat Grandma will release new album Two Ribbons on April 8 2022. The U.K.

Let’s Eat Grandma have announced details of their third studio album – ‘Two Ribbons’ will come out next year and is being previewed today (November 11) by its title track.The album, set to be released on April 8, 2022 via Transgressive, also features the band’s comeback single ‘Hall Of Mirrors’, which was shared back in September and marked their first new music in three years.Speaking about the record’s title track and closing song, the band’s Jenny Hollingworth said: “’Two Ribbons’ is a song I wrote to, and about, two of the closest people in my life, and how my relationships with them shifted over time through loss and life changes.“It touches on the isolating experience of grieving, our powerlessness in the face of death, and the

Let’s Eat Grandma have shared their first new single in three years, ‘Hall Of Mirrors’ – you can listen to it below.The Norwich duo – aka Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth – released their second album ‘I’m All Ears’ in 2018, and contributed three songs to an installation by artist Tai Shan the following year.Today (September 21), Let’s Eat Grandma returned with a glistening, synth-driven new track via Transgressive.Premiering on Jack Saunders’ BBC Radio 1 show, ‘Hall Of Mirrors’ arrives with a dreamy official video that captures the band on a blurry fairground adventure.“I wanted to use the setting of a fairground at night to describe the dizziness, intensity and excitement of being with a woman I had strong feelings for, and the hall of

2018 saw the release of I'm All Ears by Let's Eat Grandma, the experimental pop duo of the then-teenage friends Jenny Hollingworth and Rosa Walton. Supremely confident and utterly unique (think Lorde mixed with disco-leaning synthwave), the music was forward-thinking enough to boast two production credits from SOPHIE.