Lucy Rose has announced details of her brand new album, and is going on a ‘global cinema tour’ with a companion documentary.
Titled ‘Something’s Changing’, the record will drop on 14th July via Communion Records. It’s accompanied by a short fly-on-the-wall documentary of Lucy’s Latin American tour last year. It’ll act as the support on the Worldwide Cinema Tour (capital letters, there – Ed).
“Music is actually more than music for most people in the world,” says Lucy. “Lots of my friends and family won’t have that connection to music like the people I met, but to them it’s more than just having background music when you’re cooking, it’s saved them in some sort of way.
“The documentary is a big part of this record and I think it explains why that trip was important and why it lead to me making the record that I’ve made. The trip gave me confidence to do things like record in just one take and the songs came more easily.”
The tour calls off in:
May
3 Beatflow, Buenos Aires
5 Club Amanda, Santiago, Chile
13 The Nada, Monterrey, Mexico
17 Lunario, Monterrey, Mexico City
23 Oddbird Theatre & Foundation, Delhi
24 Oddbird Theatre & Foundation, Delhi
26 Royal Opera House, Mumbai
27 The Humming Tree, Bangalore
July
13 Rio Cinema, London
14 Duke of York’s Picture House, Brighton
18 Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle
20 The Poly Cinema, Falmouth
21 The Arnolfini Cinema, Bristol
September
16 Bandwagon Live, Manila, Philippines
18 The Projector, Singapore
25 Cine XIII, Paris
26 Stadtgarten, Cologne
28 Silent Green, Berlin
29 Alabama Cinema, Hamburg
Titled ‘Something’s Changing’, the record will drop on 14th July via Communion Records. It’s accompanied by a short fly-on-the-wall documentary of Lucy’s Latin American tour last year. It’ll act as the support on the Worldwide Cinema Tour (capital letters, there – Ed).
“Music is actually more than music for most people in the world,” says Lucy. “Lots of my friends and family won’t have that connection to music like the people I met, but to them it’s more than just having background music when you’re cooking, it’s saved them in some sort of way.
“The documentary is a big part of this record and I think it explains why that trip was important and why it lead to me making the record that I’ve made. The trip gave me confidence to do things like record in just one take and the songs came more easily.”
The tour calls off in:
May
3 Beatflow, Buenos Aires
5 Club Amanda, Santiago, Chile
13 The Nada, Monterrey, Mexico
17 Lunario, Monterrey, Mexico City
23 Oddbird Theatre & Foundation, Delhi
24 Oddbird Theatre & Foundation, Delhi
26 Royal Opera House, Mumbai
27 The Humming Tree, Bangalore
July
13 Rio Cinema, London
14 Duke of York’s Picture House, Brighton
18 Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle
20 The Poly Cinema, Falmouth
21 The Arnolfini Cinema, Bristol
September
16 Bandwagon Live, Manila, Philippines
18 The Projector, Singapore
25 Cine XIII, Paris
26 Stadtgarten, Cologne
28 Silent Green, Berlin
29 Alabama Cinema, Hamburg
