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Foals are a British rock band formed in Oxford in 2005. The band’s current lineup includes lead vocalist and guitarist Yannis Philippakis, drummer and percussionist Jack Bevan, guitarist and keyboardist Jimmy Smith, and bassist Walter Gervers. They are signed to Warner Records. The band has released seven studio albums: Antidotes (2008), Total Life Forever (2010), Holy Fire (2013), What Went Down (2015), Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost – Part 1 and Part 2 (2019), with the latter becoming their first album to top the UK Albums Chart, and Life Is Yours (2022). They have also issued one video album, six extended plays, and 35 singles. Foals have toured internationally for over a decade and have performed at festivals including Glastonbury, Coachella, and Roskilde. They received the award for best live act at the 2013 Q Awards. Producers Alan Moulder and Flood were awarded UK Producer of the Year for their work on Holy Fire.
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Paramore’s ‘Re: This Is Why’ was built on an unusually direct brief: let collaborators take the songs somewhere genuinely their own.
A look back at the shifting 2015 betting markets for Glastonbury 2016, against the eventual Pyramid Stage trio of Coldplay, Muse and Adele.
Yannis has a new EP on the way.
London tickets go on general sale from 9am on Friday 10th May.
The lead track from Yannis Philippakis' posthumous collaboration with Afrobeat drumming legend Tony Allen captures the electrifying spark that ignited during their global musical meeting, weaving a tapestry of sound that reflects the cultural touchstones of...
Not just a band beloved, but a band with the arsenal to back it up.
Not just a band beloved, but a band with the arsenal to back it up.
Gervers had left the band in early 2018 during the recording of their fifth album, 'Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost'.
General sale begins at 9am GMT on Monday 12th December.
The exclusive Bandcamp campaign will run for 24 hours only.
Check out the clip for the title track from their latest album.
With [initial impressions in the bag](https://readdork.com/live/latitude-2022-friday-review-phoebe-bridgers/), it's time for the weekend proper - Suffolk brings the heat, and **Latitude**'s Saturday lineup isn't far behind, with party vibes found in all corners.
The full-length is set to arrive this Friday (17th June).
It's been a week packed with new music. We've sifted through the pile and plucked out a few of the best.
It's a further taster of the band's forthcoming pandemic party album 'Life is Yours', which is set to arrive on 17th June.
Foals' new album 'Life Is Yours' is set for release on 17th June. You can't drizzle that on your chips, though.
They will be joined by Goat Girl, Shame, Egyptian Blue, Yard Act, Wet Leg and The Regrettes.
Here are the new tracks joining our heavy rotation this week.
It's been a week packed with new music. We've sifted through the pile and plucked out a few of the best.
It's taken from their forthcoming full-length 'Life Is Yours'.
Alongside Joy Crookes and Koffee, they're the latest additions to the event, which takes place in Coventry between 27th and 29th May.
There's also Charli XC, Caroline Polachek, Declan McKenna, Fontaines D.C., Glass Animals, Sam Fender and loads, loads more.
With their brand new single '2am' out, and a new album on the way, Foals are ready to party.
The Dork cover stars will drop their forthcoming full-length this June.
Whatever it is, it's coming tomorrow (1st March).
The latest taster of their forthcoming album 'Life Is Yours' - set to drop this summer - the clip was filmed in Kyiv.
Here are the new tracks joining our heavy rotation this week.
There's also CMAT, Metronomy, Everything Everything, alt-J and more.
Read an excerpt from our March 2022 cover feature with Yannis, Jack and Jimmy.
We'll be getting the trio's new full-length later this summer, with more news promised "soon".
It'll get a first spin on BBC Radio 1 just after 6pm GMT.
It's clearly a new track, and it's definitely with us this week.
The band have made a post to TikTok, featuring what seems to be a snippet of new music.
Foals have long since established themselves at indie rock’s top table, but following up on 2019’s double album extravaganza with their first record as a three piece, anything could follow. Even... erm... disco?
The band's first full-length as a three-piece will arrive next year.
Whatever it is will arrive on Thursday, 4th November.
Titled Universe, the show will premiere on BBC Two and iPlayer on 27th October.
Last month's All Points East show was Congreave's last with the group.
They'll play two outdoor shows in August, with the rest moved to 2022.
It’s a slow-burning dance essential if we ever did hear one?!
It includes a brand new remix of ‘Into The Surf’ by Hot From 92
Foals have launched a new YouTube series.
Their UK tour has been rescheduled to April and May 2021.
They just don't want us to get coronavirus, see. Such caring souls.
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Catch the band on tour in the UK next May.
Nearly 15 years after forming, Foals have just released their most outward-looking record to date, heralding a new era of social accountability, visceral lyrics and a commitment to saving our dying planet. That's if Yannis doesn't do himself another mischief first…
Performing their version in the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge, they also laid down a version of their recent single 'The Runner'.
They'll join the Oxford indie titans in Birmingham and London next year.
They'll hit the road from next April for a run of big shows.
There's also King Nun, Pumarosa, Feet and loads more.
It'll take place on Friday, 18th October.
"A little bit of reality with a dose of mystery."
Titled 'Rip Up The Road', it was filmed over a 12 month period and is set to stream exclusively on Prime Video.
Their second album of the year is due in a few weeks.
It's the latest taken from their forthcoming album 'Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 2'.
'... part 2' will arrive in October.
It debuted yesterday, but we were too busy having a snooze.
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The band have been playing new material on the road of late, specifically this sounds-like-an-absolute-banger 'Black Bull', which you can check out now.
It’s the latest cut from part 1 of the band’s new album.
Tix are on sale tomorrow.
The track is taken from the band's brand new album 'Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost - Part 1'.
The clip is for 'White Onions', which is taken from the band's Really Very Good, just released new album 'Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 1'.
You know the sort of shows that should need planning permission for the spectacle they’re about to put on? That’s what Foals thrive on. In that raw and fizzing setting, where anything goes, and all that’s there is a band in their prime laying it all out - the ultimate distillation of the primal spir
5* all the way.
The session comes on the eve of new album 'Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 1'
Taking place between 21st and 24th August, other acts appearing include The Chemical Brothers, Jorja Smith, Swedish House Mafia and Billie Eilish.
‘Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost’ is imminent.
They've also confirmed three new shows.
It's called 'On The Luna', and it's the latest taster of the forthcoming 'Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 1'.
Other new names include Slaves, Easy Life, Mabel, Sea Girls and Sam Fender.
They'll now play two nights at Ally Pally.
The first taster of the band's new album 'Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 1' is streaming now.
The first taster of the band's new album 'Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 1' will be with us this coming Monday (21st January).
Anyone near Peckham?!
It's coming this March.
Whatever we're about to get, it'll come in two parts.
'Watch this space', they say.
They join Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds.
Yannis and co. are back in business.
"No night will be the same. Each time a surprise," says Yannis.
The band are still hard at work on their fifth album.
The follow up to 'What Went Down' is on the way.
It looks like Foals are starting work on their new album.
“For our own enjoyment, we’re gonna play songs that we haven’t played before – or haven’t played for a very long time.”
The Cornish show is one of only two English dates in 2017.
After laying siege to 2016 in style, you’d be forgiven for thinking Foals were looking to wind things down calmly. Then again, this is Foals - so that w...
Yannis Philippakis has been in the studio, just not with Foals in mind.
Well, this year’s London festival circuit just got interesting.
It’s been a long time coming for Foals. No flash in the pan wonder, shoved blinking into the Main Stage lights as they’re catapulted up the bill, they’ve worked for this. We may always hear about the lack of new blood at the top reaches of festival posters, and while they’ve done it before elsewhere at smaller events, this is something different. Tonight, Foals headline Reading. The beauty of the Oxford five piece’s coronation is there's absolutely zero doubt they’ve got what it takes to pull it off. It’s a unanimous victory; of course Foals are ready. They’ve been ready for a while now. In many ways we should be asking what took so long. Still, that doesn’t mean they’re taking their step up lightly. Foals have brought the fire, quite literally. Flames hit the sky from huge on-stage pyros as the bangers roll out. And what bangers they are. ‘My Number’, ‘What Went Down’ and ‘Inhaler’ - the track which first suggested Foals weren’t just a smart sounding math rock band - all land perfectly. “We grew up down the road,” Yannis muses before ‘Spanish Sahara’. “This was the first festival to give us a chance. We played in 2007, I think, on the Carling stage. It’s pretty overwhelming to see all of you out there. Let’s make it magic.” Magic they make it, too. ‘Cassius’ is a track that belongs on the highest plinths of the Foals trophy cabinet, and yet live it rarely if ever gets a look in anymore. The last time was, literally, years ago. Tonight it refuses to sit it out. Deployed with a frenzy, it’s the echo back that proves this was always on the cards for Foals - the most likely from their mid 00s yearbook proved champions after all. As ‘Two Steps Twice’ rings out - Disclosure’s Guy Lawrence joining Jack Bevan on drums and confetti littering the air - the transformation is complete. Foals play exclusively in the big leagues now. Further victories await.
Reading and Leeds takes place between 26th and 28th August.
That hiatus they previously talked about? Forget about it
Foals have revealed a video for their Record Store Day 2016 release ‘Rain’. Available alongside their cover of Mark Ronson and Tame Impala frontman Kevi...
Foals are set to release a special unreleased track as part of this year’s Record Store Day celebrations.‘Rain’ was recorded during the session for thei...
The latest batch of bands have been announced for this year’s Reading & Leeds festivals, and Foals are getting a shot at a headline slot. Topping the bi...
Every Foals tour with five or more confirmed dates, with full setlist data and most-played songs.
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