Bombay Bicycle Club have set to close 2014 in style after selling out London’s Earls Court Arena in what is going to be the famous venues’ final ever show. It follows a huge year for the band – after going straight to number…
Bombay Bicycle Club have announced the release of ‘Home By Now’, the fifth single by from their critically acclaimed fourth album, which is released as they return home from a rigorous eleven month world tour. The single (including vocals from Lucy Rose)…
After stunning performances on the Other Stage at Glastonbury and the Radio One stage at T in the Park, and ahead of their appearances this weekend at Reading and Leeds (NME/Radio 1 stage headliners), Bombay Bicycle Club have announced a seven date UK…
Fresh from securing the Number 1 album position for their latest LP, So Long, See you Tomorrow, Bombay Bicycle Club have embarked on a UK Tour playing all the branded academies and clubs across the width and breadth of the…
Our pompous old playlist-making owl Brian is back. With some bombastic pose, dubious claims about his whereabouts in the past year and a playlist of 2011’s gems. How we’ve missed the silly thing.
At last we bring you great news, some that FFS have been very excited about for a while now, ever since rumours of another tour were spread. Bombay Bicycle tickets are now on sale for their UK tour during April of next…
Bombay Bicycle Club gave the crowd at Brixton Academy on Wednesday 19th October a real treat, rattling through the best of their material from the last couple of years as seamlessly as a band that has been together for decades.…
Laura Marling, The Maccabees and Bombay Bicycle Club will perform at BBC Radio 1 Presents… Mumford & Sons and Friends on 11th October. Celebrating the rise in popularity of British folk artists, the live performances will be followed by a…
As an Isle of Wight native, I’ve seen Bestival grow from a small, sparky young thing in 2004 to the vast, fiery dragon it is today. I worried that my favourite festival was about to grow so big that it…
It is a brave or stupid musician that names their album Flaws. There is an unwritten rule in the art world that when naming your piece – whether it be an album, film, collection of squiggly lines on canvas, new book or whatever – you do not give it a title that in any way could be quoted by a critic against you.