DEACON BLUE Announce new mini-album ‘Riding On The Tide Of Love’

DEACON BLUE Announce new mini-album 'Riding On The Tide Of Love'

“Riding On The Tide Of Love” features 8 brand new songs and will be released on the 5th of February 2021 via earMUSIC on CD, LP, limited edition DTC coloured vinyl LP and digital. The album will be preceded by the release of the first single, the title track itself, on the 27th November 2020.

As Ricky Ross explains: “We never expected to be here, but here we are, ‘Riding On The Tide Of Love’. When we released ‘City Of Love back’ in March we celebrated it getting to No. 1 in Scotland and No. 4 in the UK, we were looking forward to a summer of festivals followed by a big tour at the end of the year. As we all know, that didn’t happen and once the dust had settled we realised we weren’t going to be going out on the road any time soon. ‘Riding On The Tide Of Love’ is a continuation of City Of Love, a companion piece that we recorded piece by piece, going into the studio one by one to record our individual parts. In its own way, it’s brought us all together, we hope it will bring you together too. Three of the tracks that feature on this record, ‘Look Up’, ‘Send A Note Out’ and ‘She Loved The Snow’ were recorded during the ‘City Of Love’ sessions, and the other tracks were started around the same time but have been finished during lockdown for this release.”

The ‘City Of Love’ album was the fourth full album released during a prolific eight-year period for Deacon Blue and gave the band their highest-charting album in 23 years. ‘Riding On The Tide Of Love’ springs from that same fertile time in the band’s career and serves to extend that rich vein of creative form. This album is a continuation of City Of Love, a companion piece that was recorded piece by piece. The band went into the studio one by one to record their individual parts and in its own way it has brought them all together, we hope it brings you together too.

TRACKLISTING

1. Riding On The Tide Of Love / 2. She Loved The Snow / 3. Nothing’s Changed / 4. Look Up / 5. Time / 6. Send A Note Out / 7. Not Gonna Be That Girl / 8. It’s Still Early

DEACON BLUE CITIES OF LOVE TOUR 2021

06 Jun – Centre, Brighton
07 Jun – Royal Albert Hall, London
18 Jun – Blenheim Palace, Woodstock (Simple Minds support)
01 Aug – Valley Fest, Somerset
08 Aug – Lamplight Festival, Sunderland
03 Nov – TivoliVredenbrg, Utrecht, Netherlands
04 Nov – Metropol, Berlin, Germany
05 Nov – Kantine, Cologne, Germany
08 Nov – City Hall, Newcastle
09 Nov – City Hall, Newcastle
10 Nov – Opera House, Blackpool
12 Nov – Corn Exchange, Cambridge
13 Nov – Cliffs Pavilion, Southend
15 Nov – Guildhall, Portsmouth
16 Nov – Guildhall, Portsmouth
18 Nov – New Theatre, Oxford
19 Nov – Resorts World Arena, Birmingham
20 Nov – M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool
22 Nov – Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
23 Nov – Pavilions, Plymouth
24 Nov – Eventim, Apollo, London
26 Nov – First Direct Arena, Leeds
27 Nov – Bonus Arena, Hull
28 Nov – Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
30 Nov – 02 Apollo, Manchester
01 Dec – 02 Apollo, Manchester
02 Dec – 02 Apollo, Manchester
04 Dec – City Hall, Sheffield
07 Dec – Concert Hall, Perth
08 Dec – Usher Hall, Edinburgh
10 Dec – Caird Hall, Dundee
11 Dec – Leisure Centre, Inverness
14 Dec – Olympia, Dublin
15 Dec – Olympia, Dublin
16 Dec – Ulster Hall, Belfast
18 Dec – P&J Arena, Aberdeen
19 Dec – SSE Hydro, Glasgow

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