The Xcerts
Unit 51 w Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom
Carnegie's Brae, Aberdeen, AB10 1BF, Great Britain
piątek, 29 stycznia 2027
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The XCERTS today announce a headline UK tour, taking in nine dates across January and February, in support of their sixth album i think i want to go home now., out now via FLG Records.
Speaking on the announcement post the release of the album, vocalist and songwriter Murray Macleod said: "It feels like it’s been a long time coming but we are delighted to announce our UK headline tour throughout January and February. We purposefully wanted to give the album some breathing room for people to really digest the songs before we hit the road for our first headline run in support of the record so it’s safe to say we are itching to get back out there and do what we do best. We’re going to dig deep into the back catalogue also and cover each album with intent."
Recorded by Larry Hibbitt at Beehive Studios and written by all three members together in a room for the first time since their early records, the album documents two years that included the passing of bassist Jordan Smith's mother, vocalist Murray Macleod's father's cancer diagnosis, and the end of Macleod's long-term relationship. It marks a return to the raw, urgent sound of early releases In The Cold Wind We Smile, Scatterbrain and There Is Only You, after a run of albums that had pushed toward more polished textures. The tour follows a string of in-store shows and festival sets across the summer, including a full album playthrough at 2000 Trees.
Speaking on the announcement post the release of the album, vocalist and songwriter Murray Macleod said: "It feels like it’s been a long time coming but we are delighted to announce our UK headline tour throughout January and February. We purposefully wanted to give the album some breathing room for people to really digest the songs before we hit the road for our first headline run in support of the record so it’s safe to say we are itching to get back out there and do what we do best. We’re going to dig deep into the back catalogue also and cover each album with intent."
Recorded by Larry Hibbitt at Beehive Studios and written by all three members together in a room for the first time since their early records, the album documents two years that included the passing of bassist Jordan Smith's mother, vocalist Murray Macleod's father's cancer diagnosis, and the end of Macleod's long-term relationship. It marks a return to the raw, urgent sound of early releases In The Cold Wind We Smile, Scatterbrain and There Is Only You, after a run of albums that had pushed toward more polished textures. The tour follows a string of in-store shows and festival sets across the summer, including a full album playthrough at 2000 Trees.