Her additional European dates come hot on the heels of her extremely successful tour across the United States and Europe, and her sold out show at the Royal Albert Hall in London earlier this month. Now she is continuing her tour in Europe, and the presale for her new dates begins Tuesday 25th June at 10am, and general onsale begins Friday 28th June at 10am, and you can find tickets here.

The tour is in support of her most recent album ‘All Born Screaming’ that was released in April earlier this year. The eponymous, fan-loved track features Cate Le Bon, whose name is a tribute to Duran Duran’s frontman Simon Le Bon. St Vincent’s new ten track album follows her last album ‘The Nowhere Inn’, released in 2021, and ‘Daddy’s Home’, which was also released in 2021.

Since her debut album in 2007 with ‘Marry Me’, St Vincent has become a much loved character of the orchestral indie-pop genre, and she has been listed among the best guitarists of the 21st century by multiple publications, including Rolling Stone, who placed her 26th in their ranking, above Eric Clapton, Neil Young and Brian May.

Before her adventure into the world as a solo artist, St Vincent was a member of the Polyphronic Spree, a coral rock band from Dallas, however she left in 2006 and formed her own band after being a member of Sufjan Stevens’ touring band. She then continued to grow to fame as a solo artist, and in 2009 made ‘Rosyln’ with Bon Iver for Twilight New Moon.

Across her discography, she delves into a range of genres and emotions and is renown as a musical shapeshifter, as ‘Marry Me’ embodies orchestral indie-pop, and in 2017 with ‘Masseduction’, she moved on to glam rock, before including 70s psychedelic rock in her 2021 album ‘Daddy’s Home’.

Fans can watch her eclectic performance this Autumn as she traverses across the USA and Europe, telling NME that she’s “gonna f**k ‘em up”. If you’re wondering what to expect, then you can watch the video below of St Vincent performing at her sold out show at the Royal Albert Hall.

Despite giving birth to her daughter in the past few months, Waterhouse is not slowing down, and has also released a North America tour in support of her new album. Her tour begins shortly after the release of the album, and has support from Bully and Debbi Dawson.

The new mother and partner of Twilight actor Robert Pattinson, has noted the impact that motherhood has had on her and her music, particularly through her new single. ‘Supersad’ personifies Waterhouse’s exhaustion after caring for a newborn whilst simultaneously working on her career that has propelled in recent years, particularly after her song ‘Good Looking’ became popular on Tiktok.

So far this year, the 32 year old has been non-stop releasing singles, gaining her immense popularity and leading to a notable set at Coachella earlier this year, at which she sang the iconic Oasis song ‘Don’t Look Back in Anger’. Her latest single, ‘Supersad’ has been a hit amongst fans, and joins ‘Faded’, ‘My Fun’, ‘OMG’ and ‘To Love’ on her new album.

On social media, Waterhouse has displayed her excitement alongside the album cover art, saying it “feels surreal to finally be able to bring this world to you that I’ve been living in for the past year”. The album cover holds an ethereal theme, and its name is inspired by the uniquely named cannabilistic spider, which is colloquially known as ‘sparklemuffin’, which Suki Waterhouse on Tiktok said she decided during a “manic episode” as it felt “hilarious, ridiculous, and wonderful”, which she told Subpop.

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When speaking to NME about her new album, Waterhouse said that she channelled her previous experience at V Festival in the early 2000s, saying “I really want to see her and know her again”, naming this album as part of her “bed rot era”.

Fans can pre-order her 18 track album here, and you can find tickets for her North America tour here. Alternatively, UK fans can watch Suki Waterhouse perform at All Points East Festival Sunday 18th August, where she is supporting Mitski. She will be accompanied by a whole host of performances from exciting artists such as Beabadoobee, Men I Trust, Ethel Cain, TV Girl and Sir Chloe. You can find tickets here and see the full lineup below.

 

 

 

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Sir Paul McCartney had fallen ill with a viral infection during his Japan tour in May, having to cancel consecutive show dates in the cities of Osaka and Seoul as well as his Korea dates. The 71 year old ex-Beatle complained of symptoms before the Japanese leg of his world tour. On the 22nd of May McCartney’s spokesman stated that Sir Paul had been taken into hospital but would make a full recovery, but is in need of rest and restoration before continuing with his tour.

It was stated that all of Paul McCartney’s Asian tour dates would be postponed until he had fully recovered but today it has been announced that he will also been postponing his American tour, starting in Albany, New York on the 5th of July rather than 14th of June in Lubbock, Texas.

In a statement McCartney said “I’m sorry but it’s going to be a few more days before we get rocking again”, “I’m feeling great, but taking my doc’s advice to take it easy”.

If the ex-Beatle and musical superstar will show signs of a full recovery by the 14th of August, then a historic gig will be held at San Francisco’s Candlestick Park commemorating almost 50 years since The Beatles last ever full concert, after which the venue will be demolished.