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The Big Moon have released a song about missing your friends, and confirmed a new tour
The band are hitting the road again in December.
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"Love In the 4th Dimension" is an album by The Big Moon, released 7th April 2017 via Fiction. It features 15 tracks, including "Sucker", "Pull the Other One", and "Cupid". The album is filed under Alternative.
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The band have booked a number of intimate shows for September.
Main headline sets will come from Years & Years, Self Esteem and Bloc Party.
The track arrived today, November 9th, via Big Indie Records.
The three-day event will be held at Suffolk’s Henham Park on July 20th-23rd.
The indie/alternative music celebration will be held at Leeds’ Temple Newsam Park on Saturday, May 27th.
At the start of 2020, with a new album in tow, The Big Moon were ready to move up a gear. Then everything stopped. One pandemic later, they're back - their lives changed, but better, and closer together, than ever before.
There's also room for Connie Constance, Tove Lo, PVA and loads more.
The issue drops this Friday (14th October).
The band’s new album will be released this Friday, October 14th.
The show is in support of the band’s new album, ‘Here Is Everything’, which will be released on October 14th via Fiction Records.
Burna Boy and Marcus Mumford will also be making an appearance.
The full album will be released on October 14th via Fiction Records.
There will be a special one night only live show held at London's Eventim Apollo on Wednesday, 5th October
Their upcoming album 'Here is Everything' arrives on 14th October.
It is assumed to be taken from their upcoming album 'Here is Everything' arriving on 14th October.
'Here Is Everything' is set to arrive on 14th October. We caught up with Jules and Soph to welcome them back.
Aliens, Nandos and imaginary friends: Celia Archer from The Big Moon tackles this month’s daft queries.
We called Jules up to get the lowdown on the band's latest evolution.
They might be Big now, but pretty soon they'll be massive.
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