So, if you are a lover led astray, you can catch Creeper on the following dates this month:
March
15 Margate Dreamland
16 Brighton Chalk
17 Milton Keynes Craufurd Arms
18 Norwich Epic
20 Newcastle Boiler Shop
21 Leeds Project House
22 Lincoln The Drill
23 Sheffield The Leadmill
25 Edinburgh La Belle Angele
26 Dublin Whelan’s
27 Belfast The Limelight
28 Liverpool Furnace
The tour is fast creeping up, so don’t get led astray. Get your tickets here.

The video for “Middle Of The Lake” was filmed in Esterel, just outside Montreal. As per the press statement, the track “sets the stage for a record full of revelations – both light and dark – and chronicles Wainwright’s personal journey over the last few years as she finds a way to move forward after a painful divorce“.

Wainwright explained that the song has been “Inspired by a strange covid summer morning at a surreal lake house in the Laurentians when I was stuck in a canoe in the reeds alone and happy. I knew that I would be back on stage again singing at some point and that that was the thing that would save my life. On this song me and the band are dancing, moving and flying through the uncertainty, but then landing together safe and sound”.

The song is the first one on the record, but the last one written by the singer. Watch the video for “Middle Of The Lake” below.

The singer spoke recently about her painful divorce and depression that prevented her from composing new music. “This record is obviously a reflection on that, but also clearly a new beginning and a new era. And there’s a new relationship, which was very much unexpected and very different. And I never would have expected anything as romantic or as overwhelmingly powerful” she said in an interview with Pastemagazine. “I’m really relieved, also, becasue without that, the record would have been a lt darker, And depressing. And sort of … plaqued” – she continues.

Wainwright also shared that a lot of her songs are autobiographical and “a lot of them have to do with being worthy or accepted or loved (…) and motherhood too, of course“.

The singer will embark on a UK tour this Autumn. Full info about the dates, venues and tickets can be found in the recent Mxdwn article. Please note, as the London show has been sold out, an extra date has been added:

21/09/21 – Union Chapel – London

The director was inspired by the choreography of birds when seeking inspiration for the video. The singer who used inspiration from both West Africa and Caribbean music states that the single is about dancing and following our impulses.

The video was released via TikTok with the message #SwingYourBody inspiring self-love, body positivity, confidence and personal empowerment. The singer draws his musical inspiration from Latin America and Africa and feels that his current music is a reflection of how he is feeling at present.

The singer is part of the band Junip formed in 1998 with bandmate Tobias Winterkorn (Organ and Moog Synthesizer) and made his solo debut with the album “Venner” in 2003. The album reached number 7 in the UK Official Albums Chart and gained platinum status in the UK.

The single “Swing” is from the singer’s long-awaited fourth album Local Valley and is set for release on September 17th. The singer when discussing his new album his first in five years stated that the album is “A natural continuation of the styles I’ve been adding through the years”

The album showcases the singer’s voice in English, Spanish and Swedish. The singer further stated that the album is “My most accomplished songs to date”

The singer is to tour with his new album and is set to reach the UK shores in December.

Jose Gonzalez’s tour dates are below with tickets available here

01/12/21 Brighton Dome- Brighton
02/12 Cadogan Hall- London
03/12 Sage Gateshead- Gateshead
04/12 Grand Central Hall- Liverpool
05/12 O2 Academy- Glasgow
06/12 Albert Hall- Manchester
27/04 The Roundhouse- London