The star added that exclusive pre-sale concert tickets can be accessed by pre-ordering Fake It Flowers on Dirty Hit’s online store before 5PM on September 8 (tomorrow afternoon). The pre-sale will begin on September 9 at 9AM before general sale opens on September 11 at 9AM.

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As well as performing her own shows in a series of intimate venues, the 20-year-old is also set to perform at next year’s Reading Festival, which was recently criticised for its poor gender equality. Beabadoobee is one of the very few female performers on its 2021 line up.

Speaking to NME about Fake It Flowers, the artist said ‘Lyrically, there’s just so much more to reflect on, and with the sound, I guess, naturally after playing arenas with The 1975, I wanted to make songs that would fill those rooms. I wanted to sound powerful’; she says she even ‘went proper screamo’ for one of the tracks. The star is very pleased with how the record turned out: ‘I’m mostly just proud of my band and my producer, because they made this exactly as it sounded in my head… Every time I give them a song, they’re like, ‘yep, I know what to do’, which is the most satisfying, amazing feeling’.

“Fake It Flowers” my debut album. Pre order now! https://t.co/Ev2ZLZirTg pic.twitter.com/EitDz0l4jQ

— beabadoobee (@beabad00bee) August 5, 2020

Beabadoobee has received increasing recognition since releasing her first EP in 2018. She was nominated for the ‘Rising Star’ BRIT Award in 2020, and recently landed her single Care in the Alternative Radio Top 40. The singer also featured in Powfu’s mainstream hit Death Bed, which achieved platinum certification in six countries, including the UK and USA.

The highly anticipated UK and Ireland tour kicks off in Manchester next September and concludes a month later in Glasgow. Full tour dates and locations are as follows:

September 2021

07/09/21 – O2 Ritz – Manchester
09/09 – Beckett University – Leeds
10/09 – Rescue Rooms – Nottingham
11/09 – O2 Institute – Birmingham
13/09 – Junction – Cambridge
14/09 – O2 Academy – Leicester
23/09 – O2 Forum Kentish Town – London
24/09 – SWX – Bristol
25/09 – O2 Academy – Oxford
28/09 – The Academy – Dublin
29/09 – Oh Yeah Music Centre – Belfast

October 2021

02/10/21 – University Students’ Union – Newcastle
03/10 – The Liquid Room – Edinburgh
04/10 – SWG3 – Glasgow

However, as the months wore on and the dreaded coronavirus worsened, Caribou had no choice but to be responsible and postpone his shows further. Caribou, real name Dan Snaith, will pick up the UK tour plans next year instead. Other 2021 performances confirmed for Caribou include music festivals Primavera Sound in Barcelona, BBK Lives in Bilbao, also in Spain, and NOS Alive in Portugal, all of which are scheduled for next summer.

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Out now: not one, but two amazing remixes from Sam @floatingpoints. Also a 12” with Sam’s mixes and another with Kieran @fourtetkieran and @morgangeistnyc are available for pre-order now. (Release date July 31st). Link in bio and stories. Art direction @jasonevansfoto . Design @mistermrbcooper

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Caribou released the news to their official Twitter account yesterday, to the great dismay of the musician’s expansive fanbase. The Odessa composer confirmed the last thing that his devoted fans wanted to hear, writing in a heartfelt statement that “unfortunately it’s clear we have to reschedule our UK + Paris tour dates again. Caribou continued on to say that: “Like all of you, we want nothing more than to gather and enjoy live music again, but clearly we have to wait until it’s safe to do so.” One fortunate piece of news, though, is tickets previously purchased by fans will remain valid for Caribou’s 2021 tour and will roll over to next year free of charge. 

Last month, Caribou revealed some fresh new remixes of their hit tracks, Never Come Back and Sister. Mixed by the talented electronic musician, Floating Points, the Rabbit Hole hitmaker shared the news with his 44,000 Instagram followers. Featuring animated designs by graphic designer Matthew Cooper, colourful shapes move to Caribou in a hypnotic fashion. Caribou wrote on the 30th June: “Out now: not one, but two amazing remixes from Sam @floatingpoints.” Obtaining over 10,000 likes and views, the post was met with an excited response from fans. 

A composer, recording artist and producer, sonic triple threat Caribou burst on the scene in 2001 with their memorable debut album, Start Breaking My Heart. Snaith initially began his career under the moniker Manitoba, but following a lawsuit, changed from Manitoba to their current name. 

Since then, the production wizard has put out six sensational studio albums, their most recent being Suddenly, that dropped February of this year. Consisting of encapsulating synthes and soft vocals with a psychedelic twist, the twelve-track record is a calming body of work that, yet it still contains that Caribou kick. Containing widely different tracks like Home, New Jade and Filtered Grand Piano Suddenly is a divergent new spin on an artist that always delivers. 

Dates for Caribou’s 2021 UK and Paris tour are as follows:

06/05/2021 – L’Olympia – Paris – France
08/05 – The Invisible Wind Factory – Liverpool
09/05 – The O2 Academy – Birmingham
10/05 – The O2 Academy – Brixton – London
11/05 – The O2 Academy – Bristol
12/05 – Barrowland – Glasgow
13/05 – The O2 Academy – Leeds
14/05 – Academy 1 – Manchester
16/05 – The Dome – Brighton

Suddenly by Caribou is out now.