Rag N' Bone Man: Last News

Shania Twain has announced new shows across the UK and Ireland – including her first ever headline gig in Wales. Find ticket details below.Announced today (February 12), the upcoming live shows include the country music legend’s first headline slot in Wales, as part of this year’s instalment of the Chepstow Summer Sessions.Taking place at Chepstow Racecourse, the performance will be held on Friday, July 5 and will see the singer break out live renditions of fan favourites including ‘Man! I Feel Like A Woman!’ and ‘You’re Still the One’.Other newly-announced shows include a Summer Sessions slot in Stirling City Park on July 2, as well as a headline appearance at Lytham Festival on Lytham Green, Lancashire on July 4.Twain will also play Belfast’s Ormeau Park on June 27 – as part of the Belsonic series – and Dublin’s Malahide Castle on June 28.

Rag ‘N’ Bone Man, IDLES, Portishead and a number of other musicians appear in a new film about mental health called Man Down.The film, which is directed by Gemma Jennison, founder of the Man Down Programme, focuses on men working in the music industry and looks at topics such as isolation, depression and suicide.Jennison, a qualified mental health nurse based in Bristol, told BBC News that male musicians in particular were at high risk of experiencing serious mental health issues.She launched the Man Down Programme after seeing a number of people she cared about struggling with mental illness and hiding their emotions. “I wanted to look at what the trends were and why men were struggling,” she explained.“I decided that in order to do that music industries needed to be accountable or have discussions openly about what they did with artists or any of their staff about wellbeing.”The documentary will be used to address the issues it discusses through training and support programmes.A post shared by MAN DOWN PROGRAMME (@mandownprogramme_)A number of Bristol artists including Gavin Thorpe, IDLES’ Adam Devonshire and Portishead’s Geoff Barrow feature in Man Down.

Rag’n’Bone Man has shared an atmospheric music video to accompany his latest single ‘Alone’.The track is the latest to be taken from his latest album ‘Life By Misadventure’, following previous single ‘Crossfire’ back in May.The artist explained in a press statement that ‘Alone’ was written following conversations with a friend, who told Rag’n’Bone Man – whose real name is Rory Graham – about feeling judged by her family for not marrying and having children. “I really feel for women, because men don’t get that kind of pressure from their families,” the singer added.The black-and-white clip sees Rag’n’Bone Man singing and playing guitar on the track, while a full band as well as backing singers join him as the song swells.

COVID-19 travel restrictions.The likes of Rag’n’Bone Man, Inhaler, Alfa Mist, Yussef Dayes and more will no longer play the festival, which is due to take place from July 2-17.Despite Switzerland easing its lockdown restrictions from tomorrow (June 26), travellers from countries including the UK will need to complete 10 days of quarantine upon entering the country.As a result, artists travelling from the UK will be unable to play the festival, with Montreux announcing replacements today (June 25).We are sorry to announce the cancellation of Rag'n'Bone Man, Inhaler, Alfa Mist and Yussef Dayes Trio’s concerts at the MJF.

Rag’n’Bone Man and Arlo Parks have been announced among the main acts for this year’s Montreux Jazz Festival.The legendary festival, which has previously taken in performances from the likes of Nina Simone, Prince and Miles Davis, will return to Lake Geneva from July 2-17.Surrounded by the Swiss Alps, the 16-date event will also debut a brand new stage, called Scene Du Lac, which has been built on the lake to give music fans the chance to watch their favourite artists in idyllic settings.Three other stages with a smaller capacity will be hosting jazz concerts, workshops, sessions and more in the event spaces and gardens of the Fairmont Le Montreux Palace hotel.Other artists heading to Montreux for 2021 include: Woodkid; a debut appearance

Rag’n’Bone Man has shared another preview of his upcoming new album – listen to new single ‘Crossfire’ below.The track is the latest teaser ahead of the release of the singer’s new album ‘Life By Misadventure’, which is set to land next week (May 7).The album was first previewed back in January with new single ‘All You Ever Wanted’, while last month saw the arrival of new track ‘Anywhere Away From Here’, a collaboration with Pink that the pair will perform at this month’s BRIT Awards.Of new single ‘Crossfire’, the singer said: “‘Crossfire’ as a concept came to me in a really mad dream.

Rag‘n’Bone Man has announced that he has collaborated with Pink on his forthcoming new single, ‘Anywhere Away From Here’.The track will feature on the singer’s upcoming new album ‘Life By Misadventure’, which is now set for release on May 7 via Columbia.‘Anywhere Away From Here’ will serve as the next preview of the LP when it is released as a single on April 9.“This song is an honest reflection of wanting to disappear from uncomfortable situations – about the vulnerabilities that we all face,” Rag‘n’Bone Man said in a statement about the song.“It’s an honour to have Pink on this record and I’m so glad she is able to be a part of it.”Pink recalled in her statement how she first encountered Rag’n’Bone Man in Europe in 2017 not long after

Doves, Rag’n’Bone Man, Madness, Jess Glynne and Keane to various woodland locations across the UK this June.It has now been announced that the programme has been pushed back one year due to the uncertainty surrounding the lifting of coronavirus restrictions.