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Beach House Til Forum Black Box 9. Oktober Med Nyt Album Beach House 2018-03-07 16:00 CET Beach House til Forum Black Box 9. oktober med nyt album "7" i bagagen BEACH HOUSE / FORUM BLACK BOX / 9. OKTOBER Efter en stuvende fuld og udsolgt koncert i Store VEGA i 2015, glæder vi os til at byde Baltimores dream-pop indie duo velkommen tilbage med deres syvende album, på deres sjette date med det danske publikum, denne gang i Forum Black Box’ nye koncert koncept. Beach House blev dannet i 2004, og består af sangerinde og keyboardspiller Victoria Legrand og multi-instrumentalist Alex Scally, og når de turnerer har de siden 2016 haft trommeslageren James Barone med. De udgav deres kritikerroste selvbetitlede debutalbum i 2006, der gav bandet nogle prominente indie-fans, inklusiv Grizzly Bear, som inviterede dem med på tour. I 2008 udkom ”Devotion”, og de brød for alvor gennem indie-muren med deres spektakulære “Teen Dream” fra 2010. I 2012 fulgte de op med ”Bloom” og i august 2015 udkom bandets femte fuldlængde album,”Depression Cherry”. Sidste år udsendte de albummet ”B-Sides and Rarities”, der hjalp dem med at få ryddet op i det kreative skab, lægge fortiden på hylden og starte på ny. Når ”7” udkommer den 11. maj i år, vil det således være deres syvende fuldlængde album, og Victoria og Alex har til den tid været band i mere end 13 år, og sammen skrevet og udgivet i alt 77 sange. Titlen “7” repræsenterer blot det faktum at det er Beach House’s syvende album. Men samtidig har tallet 7 nogle spændende sammenhænge i numerologiens verden, bandet beskriver: “1 and 7 have always shared a common look, so 7 feels like the perfect step in the sequence to act as a restart or “semi-first.” Most early religions also had a fascination with 7 as being the highest level of spirituality, as in "Seventh Heaven.” At our best creative moments, we felt we were channeling some kind of heavy truth, and we sincerely hope the listeners will feel that.” For nogle få uger siden fik fans så første strofe at høre fra det kommende album, i form af nummeret “Lemon Glow”, og kan i den forbindelse glæde sig over at bandet trods fornyelse stadig forbliver tro mod deres signatur lyd. Med ordene “Wishing everyone out there love tonight,” som bandet skrev på deres Instagram profil da de offentliggjorde sangen, kan man godt begynde at glæde sig til gensyn et live med Beach House til efteråret. YDERLIGERE PRESSEINFO: Bandet gæster tirsdag i næste uge (13.3) København på promotionbesøg for at promovere det nye album "7" som udkommer 11. maj. For interview forespørgsler i den forbindelse kontakt: Sebastian Rasmussen Fibiger, Telefon: 61338507, mail: [email protected] Lyt til ”Lemon Glow” Se video på YouTube her Billetpriser: 340 kr. + gebyr Billetsalget starter fredag 9. marts kl. 10.00 via livenation.dk og ticketmaster.dk Live Nation er verdens førende producent og formidler af live entertainment oplevelser. På verdensplan bliver det til + 25.000 årlige koncerter og mere end 68 millioner solgte billetter. Live Nation Denmark er Danmarks førende koncertbureau med 40 engagerede medarbejdere der holder til på Frederiksberg Allé i København. Vi producerer alt fra mindre klubshows til arenakoncerter og store udendørskoncerter. Vores udbud spænder fra ny upcoming musik til mere etablerede kunstnere. Vi arrangerer også COPENHELL Festivalen på Refshaleøen, og Heartland Festivalen ved Egeskov Slot på Fyn. Vi ønsker at tilbyde vores gæster det bedste; både før, under og efter arrangementet! God lyd og lys i sikre omgivelser, seriøs billetsalg og en musik- og begivenhedsrige oplevelser man husker for livet. Kontaktpersoner Heidi Degn Pressekontakt PR & Promotion Manager [email protected] 35254100.
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