Falling Red Release Single and Reveal new video
13th October 2017Falling Red premiere new video for their single ‘My Town My City’. The track is from their exciting new album ‘Lost Souls’, due for release on 16th March, 2018.
Vocalist and lead guitarist Andrew Roze comments “This song is very much not the norm for us when it comes to writing Falling Red songs but when we sat down to start writing for the Lost Souls album, we took a different approach to normal. Usually once a couple of songs are written, we write to a theme or idea but this time we just sat down and wrote songs we love playing. “
Dave Sanders adds “My town, My city is about a few things, it’s about the love/hate relationship most people have with where they live, they can’t wait to get away but once they are away they can’t wait to get home. It’s also about being proud of where you come from or where you reside and finally for us its about Cumbria, its where the band was born and bred hence
Its always home to me except Mikey, he’s from Edinburgh but now lives in Carlisle so he is an honorary Cumbrian. All our footage was filmed in Carlisle, Penrith and Ullswater, Cumbria. Due to the theme of the song we asked fans and friends from around the world to be part of it and submit videos to go in to the video, which they gladly did for us”
My Town My City features the following bands. 13 Stars, Stevie Pearce and the Hooligans, Estrella , New generation superstars, Theia, Massive Wagons Knock out kaine, Star Rats, Flush the Fashion, Fahran, Fragile Things, Chasing Dragons, Speedstroke and Panther
Taking ‘Lost Souls’ out on the road, The band will be launching their new material and consolidating their reputation for exciting live performance.
2017
October 28th The Brickyard, Carlisle
November 2nd Bannermans, Edinburgh
November 3rd Rock City, Nottingham
November 4th Yardbirds, Grimsby
November 16th Fuel, Cardiff
November 17th Corporation, Sheffield
November 18th Ruby Lounge, Manchester
November 23rd Think Tank, Newcastle
November 24th The Lounge, London
November 25th Newhampton Arts Centre, Wolverhampton
