24 Mar Nicholas Allbrook announces 2023 UK tour dates
Today, beloved singer/multi-instrumentalist Nicholas Allbrook shares the sprawling new track ‘Round Round the Moon and All’ as the second single from his upcoming new album Manganese, due out 9 June on digital formats as well as 180g translucent orange 12” vinyl via Spinning Top Records.
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‘Round Round the Moon and All’ is another showcase of the Pond co-founder/frontman’s touching lyricism as he grapples with “being love sick, wu-tang and crawling around Carillon City on acid”, and features a flute solo from Thea Woodward. The single is accompanied by a video of Allbrook and his band performing the track live at Tunafish studio in Fremantle, Western Australia.
On the new single, Nick shares: “An old song I’ve never been able to record properly. Playing it with Rachel, Tayo, Edo and Cam made it work tho. Thea Woodward again plays magnificent flute.”
As the latest teaser of his upcoming solo record Manganese, ‘Round Round the Moon and All’ follows the glimmering and upbeat lead single ‘Jackie’. Manganese arrives off the back off a prolific period for Allbrook – from January’s single ‘If I Hadn’t Met Feefee Brown’, released on Bandcamp to raise funds for the Kimberley Flood Relief, to an extensive world tour as frontman for Pond off the back of their globally acclaimed 2021 record 9 and working with old friend Kevin Parker on an original song ‘Wings of Time’ written for Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves from Paramount Pictures and eOne.
Alongside the new single, Allbrook has announced a run of solo UK shows for this Summer following the release of Manganese. The UK tour will see Allbrook play venues across Brighton, Exeter, Bath, Bedford and more, including a stop at London’s Hoxton Hall. Tickets are available now via nicholasallbrook.com.
Nicholas Allbrook 2023 UK Tour
Wednesday 21 June – Komedia Studio, Brighton
Thursday 22 June – The Forum, Tunbridge Wells
Friday 23 June – Hoxton Hall, London
Saturday 24 June – Exeter Cavern, Exeter
Wednesday 28 June – Moles, Bath
Thursday 29 June – Bedford Esquires, Bedford
Friday 30 June – Future Yard, Birkenhead
Saturday 1 July – The Trades Club, Hebden Bridge
