Bastille has confirmed that they will be releasing their fourth studio album on February 4, 2022. The record will serve as a follow-up to 2019’s Doom Day and has been given the title Give Me The Future.

Inspired by the wackiness of living through a pandemic, the “Quarter Past Midnight” band has described the album as “a tribute to humanity in a tech age and reflects on the strangeness of living through times that can feel like science fiction.”

In addition to revealing the release date, Bastille dropped a new single, along with a music video. In fact, the video for “No Bad Days” marks the directorial debut for frontman Dan Smith.

Give Me The Future is set to feature 13 songs in all (including a spoken-word track from Sound of Metal actor, Riz Ahmed) with the first four already out.

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After tickets were released this morning, the rush to purchase them was so great that the group has decided to add extra shows to the UK stint of their tour, so that more people will have the opportunity to see them play. The added dates include the O2 Academy in London, Glasgow, Manchester, and Birmingham.

You can view the updated list of tour dates here:

January 27 Olympia Theatre, Dublin
January 29 O2 Academy Birmingham
January 30 BIRMINGHAM O2 Academy Birmingham

February 1 Brighton Centre
February 3 O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester
February 4 O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester
February 6 O2 Academy Glasgow
February 7 O2 Academy Glasgow
February 9 O2 Academy Brixton, London
February 10 O2 Academy Brixton, London
February 12 Ruhr Congress, Bochum
February 13 Verti Music Hall, Berlin
February 15 Sentrum Scene, Oslo
February 16 Annexet, Stockholm
February 17 V Tapi, Copenhagen
February 19 Torwar Arena, Warsaw
February 20 Refinery Gallery, Bratislava
February 21 Forum Kralin, Prague
February 22 Gasometer, Vienna
February 24 Porsche Arena, Stuttgart
February 25 Samsung Hall, Zurich
February 27 Razzmatazz, Barcelona
February 28 Palacio Vistallegre, Madrid

March 2 Zenith, Paris
March 4 Zenith, Munich
March 5 Jahrhunderthalle, Frankfurt
March 6 Mehr Theatre, Hamburg
March 8 Rochal, Eschsuralzette
March 9 Sportpaleis, Antwerp
March 10 Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam

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The emotional clip for their hit song Happier opens with a little girl receiving the best birthday present any child could wish for – an adorable golden retriever called Mello. As the video progresses, we watch the little girl grow up into a teen played by Miranda Cosgrove.

She’s constantly being teased by her classmates, but all of her pain completely disappears once she goes back home to her beloved pet. Unfortunately, she’s forced to say goodbye to Mello after he gets ill and her family decides to put him down.

The four-minute video has a happy ending and it takes us 20 years into the future. The grown-up version of Cosgrove is shown gifting her daughter with the same birthday present she once received – a new pet, who’ll be by her side every step of the way.

Marshmello agreed to collaborate with Bastille on this song because he was blown away after reading the lyrics for the first time. He wanted music video to reflect them and capture the pain we all felt after losing somebody important, as the circle of life continues.

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Bastille has confirmed that they will be releasing their fourth studio album on February 4, 2022. The record will serve as a follow-up to 2019’s Doom Day and has been given the title Give Me The Future.

Inspired by the wackiness of living through a pandemic, the “Quarter Past Midnight” band has described the album as “a tribute to humanity in a tech age and reflects on the strangeness of living through times that can feel like science fiction.”

In addition to revealing the release date, Bastille dropped a new single, along with a music video. In fact, the video for “No Bad Days” marks the directorial debut for frontman Dan Smith.

Give Me The Future is set to feature 13 songs in all (including a spoken-word track from Sound of Metal actor, Riz Ahmed) with the first four already out.

The post Bastille Drops Album Release Date Along with New Single appeared first on EverydayKoala.

After tickets were released this morning, the rush to purchase them was so great that the group has decided to add extra shows to the UK stint of their tour, so that more people will have the opportunity to see them play. The added dates include the O2 Academy in London, Glasgow, Manchester, and Birmingham.

You can view the updated list of tour dates here:

January 27 Olympia Theatre, Dublin
January 29 O2 Academy Birmingham
January 30 BIRMINGHAM O2 Academy Birmingham

February 1 Brighton Centre
February 3 O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester
February 4 O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester
February 6 O2 Academy Glasgow
February 7 O2 Academy Glasgow
February 9 O2 Academy Brixton, London
February 10 O2 Academy Brixton, London
February 12 Ruhr Congress, Bochum
February 13 Verti Music Hall, Berlin
February 15 Sentrum Scene, Oslo
February 16 Annexet, Stockholm
February 17 V Tapi, Copenhagen
February 19 Torwar Arena, Warsaw
February 20 Refinery Gallery, Bratislava
February 21 Forum Kralin, Prague
February 22 Gasometer, Vienna
February 24 Porsche Arena, Stuttgart
February 25 Samsung Hall, Zurich
February 27 Razzmatazz, Barcelona
February 28 Palacio Vistallegre, Madrid

March 2 Zenith, Paris
March 4 Zenith, Munich
March 5 Jahrhunderthalle, Frankfurt
March 6 Mehr Theatre, Hamburg
March 8 Rochal, Eschsuralzette
March 9 Sportpaleis, Antwerp
March 10 Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam

The post Bastille Add Another Set of Dates to their European Tour appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The emotional clip for their hit song Happier opens with a little girl receiving the best birthday present any child could wish for – an adorable golden retriever called Mello. As the video progresses, we watch the little girl grow up into a teen played by Miranda Cosgrove.

She’s constantly being teased by her classmates, but all of her pain completely disappears once she goes back home to her beloved pet. Unfortunately, she’s forced to say goodbye to Mello after he gets ill and her family decides to put him down.

The four-minute video has a happy ending and it takes us 20 years into the future. The grown-up version of Cosgrove is shown gifting her daughter with the same birthday present she once received – a new pet, who’ll be by her side every step of the way.

Marshmello agreed to collaborate with Bastille on this song because he was blown away after reading the lyrics for the first time. He wanted music video to reflect them and capture the pain we all felt after losing somebody important, as the circle of life continues.

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