News
That Woman has shared a new single, 'I Was Aching', from her upcoming debut album, 'Find Joy'
'I Was Aching' follows the release of earlier singles 'Hymn For A Woman' and 'Change'.
Oh Wonder is an English alt-pop duo based in London, consisting of Anthony Vander West and Josephine Vander West. They gained international recognition with their singles following the release of their debut album. In 2014, they recorded and released one song each month for a year, culminating in their self-titled debut album released on 4 September 2015. Their second album, Ultralife, was released on 14 July 2017, followed by No One Else Can Wear Your Crown on 12 February 2020. Their fourth studio album, 22 Break, was released on 8 October 2021. All four albums were written, recorded, produced, and mixed by the duo. After their debut album, they played sold-out shows in London, Paris, New York, and Los Angeles, initiating their touring career. They have since performed at multiple headline shows and festivals across various countries.
20+ tracks in our catalogue
Data from setlist.fm
READ MORE ABOUT OH WONDERREAD MORE ABOUT OH WONDERREAD MORE ABOUT OH WONDERREAD MORE ABOUT OH WONDERREAD MORE ABOUT OH WONDERREAD MORE ABOUT OH WONDER'I Was Aching' follows the release of earlier singles 'Hymn For A Woman' and 'Change'.
The song is taken from their new album, '22 Make', which is set to arrive on 22nd July.
'22 Make', which is set for release on 22nd July, forms a whole with last year's '22 Break'.
It matches up with last year's '22 Break' to make a whole new project.
It follows-up on the reveal of their surprise new album '22 Break', set for release next month.
'22 Break' is set to arrive on 8th October, with the title track streaming now.
The new material will be produced in their home studio.
The duo are currently on tour around Europe.
The track is taken from their forthcoming album ‘No One Else Can Wear Your Crown’.
Listen to new teaser ‘I Wish I Never Met You’ now.
"We hope this song is a comfort blanket to anyone that needs it."
It isn’t that long ago a band like Oh Wonder would have been eaten up and spit out by Reading Festival. These days, we don’t even have the traditional ‘rock’ day, never mind the run of the site. It’s a good thing, too. As the festival moves on, so does its ability to find voices of different hues. Oh Wonder paint in a spectrum that sparkles more than your average Reading second stage band. There’s joy and beauty in their songs - the kind that’s really rather welcome on a sunny Friday afternoon in a Berkshire field. ‘High On Humans’ could well end up coming across as cloying sentiment, but here it’s an enthusing mix of brilliant pop. Because that’s what Oh Wonder do. As Josephine proclaims she promised as a fifteen year old to never attend the festival until she played it, you can’t help but feel that holding out was a smart move. Reading Festival 2.0 is a different place - but a better one too.
Don’t go sticking blue dots on people unless you get permission first, Dear Reader.
Unexpected pop stars Oh Wonder are back with 'Ultralife', and things are about to kick off all over again.
It's taken from new album ‘Ultralife’, set for release on 14th July.
They're on the road in support of new album 'Ultralife'.
It comes ahead of the July 14th release of the band’s second full-length.
They've also announced a lil London show.
Listen to new track 'Lifetimes' ahead of the album drop on June 16th.
The duo are bringing the sunshine, and we’re diving right on in
Alt-pop duo Oh Wonder top off a summer of festivals with a massive homecoming show at the Roundhouse tonight (13th September).
They'll play the venue this September.
Every Oh Wonder tour with five or more confirmed dates, with full setlist data and most-played songs.
On the playlists
