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The Maccabees’ charity work has taken two distinct forms: a personal benefit show for the MS Society and a contribution to War Child’s Secret 7" auction.
Released in 2024, Orlando Weeks’ duet with Rhian Teasdale puts the Wet Leg frontwoman’s clipped, sceptical delivery into a deliberately different kind of relationship song.
All 700 sleeves head to London's 180 Studios with The Last Dinner Party, Bastille and Glass Animals tracks.
Warpaint, Kamasi Washington, Jon Hopkins and bar italia are among the confirmed acts.
The eight-date tour kicks off in Newcastle on 24th September.
The new album will be released on 6th June digitally and 23rd August physically.
Orlando Weeks and Rhian Teasdale re-make promises and roll their eyes with the ex-Maccabees man's new single, 'Dig'. Find out all about it with our latest Dork Mixtape cover feature.
The album will be released on 6th June digitally and 23rd August physically.
Orlando Weeks and Sophie Ellis Bextor are among the new additions.
It's taken from forthcoming album, 'Hop Up'.
He'll play the new shows ahead of a larger run next March.
Check out new track 'Look Who's Talking Now', too.
The song is set to appear on the former Maccabees frontman's second solo album.
The first taster of a forthcoming second album, it comes after last year's debut solo full-length 'A Quickening'.
It kicks off today.
Having captured the extraordinary in one of life's most ordinary experiences, Orlando Weeks is learning to establish new boundaries as a solo artist and a first-time father. Written with a focus on pace and vibrancy, 'A Quickening' is something pretty special.
It's about watching his son sleep.
Coming this June.
The crown prince of indie, former frontman of The Maccabees Orlando Weeks is preparing to return with new solo material in 2020. Obviously, we tapped him up to find out more.
He'll be on the road in March.
The stint includes two nights at Hoxton Hall in London.
He'll be joined by Paul Whitehouse as The Gritterman.
This year has been a bit of a busy one for Orlando Weeks, first rounding things out with The Maccabees who bowed out after some farewell shows in July,...
You thought The Maccabees were gone, right? Not frontman Orlando Weeks, who's just released his very own book.
