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Miles Kane heading back to Liverpool to host an intimate gig for new album.
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The singer will be signing copies of One Man Band at Phase One, Jacaranda Records, on Friday 4 August.
Miles Kane is heading back home to Liverpool to host an intimate listening party for his new album.
Doors will open at 6pm and Kane will host a meet and greet, sign records and the album will be played in full. There will also be a one night only cocktail available called Troubled Son, named after the first track released from the new album.
The singer, from Wirral, said: “I’ve been out and about on my One Man Band acoustic tour for the past few weeks and it’s been an absolute joy to meet you all.
“It’s meant the world to me to hear some of your stories, you are truly the best bunch of fans I could ever ask for.
“With that in mind, I’ve been thinking of ways we can bring the party to you guys once again and for anyone who missed out on the in-stores.
“Come hang with me at an album party in Liverpool on 4th August.”
Kane performed tracks from the new album at a special up close and personal gig at the same venue last weekend. The ten-track set saw him perform Troubled Son as well as other new tracks One Man Band, Baggio, Never Taking Me Alive, and The Wonder.
He also sang fan favourites like Inhaler, Rearrange, Come Closer and Coup de Grace for the lucky 200 people packed into the venue.
True to the name of the record, Kane performed as a one man band and enjoyed banter with the crowd during the blistering set. He even said hello to a fan in Chile who was watching the gig on Facetime from a phone held by a fan in the audience.
The singer songwriter recorded the new album in Liverpool last year with his musician cousin James Skelly of The Coral. It also features contributions on the writing side from Blossoms’ lead singer Tom Ogden.
Kane was back in the city earlier this year for the Eurovision celebrations, performing gigs at the Pier Head and The Jacaranda. A self-confessed massive Eurovision fan, he even said he would “love” to write a song for the music contest.
To get your hands on tickets for the special event on 4th August, pre-order a copy of One Man Band from Jacaranda Records. But be quick, as this tiny venue will fill up quickly.