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Over its nine previous editions, the project has generated more than £900,000 for War Child.
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"Admit Defeat" is a track by Bastille, from the album Doom Days (This Got Out Of Hand Edition). The track is 3:06 long. It's filed under Alternative. Dork has published 20 articles about Bastille.
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Tickets available to general public from 10am on Friday 6th February.
Fifteen years in, Bastille have outlasted most of their peers, defied an industry that loves to eat up the new big thing, and somehow made being weird in the mainstream work for them. As they take their Dork cover hat trick and return to the legendary 100 Club for A special DORK 100 celebration, they reflect on a career built on doing whatever the hell they wanted – and why they’re still hungry for more.
The track is the latest in a bunch of tenth-anniversary celebrations for the band's debut album, 'Bad Blood'.
The track is the latest in a bunch of tenth-anniversary celebrations for the band's debut album, 'Bad Blood'.
She's the pop megastar in waiting that's kinda a rockstar too, and she's kicking off a brand new era with a bit of a hand from Bastille's Dan Smith - but what comes next from Dylan is apparently going to surprise us all.
Bastille also recently announced a 10th anniversary special edition of 'Bad Blood' would be released in July.
The new vinyl will be released on 14th July (aka, Bastille day).
The video is in collaboration with the upcoming documentary, ‘From Devil’s Breath’.
The ten-show UK run will take place over June and July 2023.
Featuring Fontaines D.C., Bastille, Madison Beer, Pale Waves, Chloe Moriondo, Black Honey and Dylan.
The track is taken from the new deluxe edition of their most recent album, 'Give Me The Future + Dreams Of The Past'.
The three-part album is coming next month.
The song "helped shape the sonic tone of the whole GMTF album," Dan explains.
Featuring frontman Dan Smith's vocals, it comes off the band of Bastille's recent Number 1 album 'Give Me The Future'.
It's set to drop tomorrow (1st April).
They'll top the bill on the Sunday night of the July event.
Black Country, New Road hit Number Three, with Mitski at Number Six.
Over the past decade, Bastille have established themselves as one of the biggest bands, but with new album 'Give Me The Future' they're refusing to focus on the past.
The fourth instalment of the band's signature mixtape series has landed. We caught up with Dan Smith to find out what's going on with Bastille.