Alternative/Rock
When Rivers Meet Release New, Self-Titled “Single”
When Rivers Meet has released its self-titled new single, taken from the forthcoming album ‘Addicted To You,’ out May 23rd.
When Rivers Meet has released its self-titled new single, taken from the forthcoming album Addicted To You, out May 23rd. “When Rivers Meet” closes the record, and from its delicate Americana beginnings, it bursts into a huge rock ‘n’ roll chorus, becoming a triumphant tribute song to the band’s loyal fan base.
Speaking to their fans about the single, When Rivers Meet say:
“Your energy and passion lift us up, just like rapids shaping the course of a river. This song is our way of honouring the powerful connection we share with you.”
Their upcoming fourth album, Addicted To You, has been recorded in The Boathouse Studio, Suffolk and produced and mixed by Adam Bowers. Newly expanded to become a six-piece band – both on record and on stage – the album dramatically expands the band’s signature blues-rock sound, bringing an incredible array of new sonic textures and an atmospheric and intriguing production which showcases the ambitious and dynamic music When Rivers Meet have crafted.
This will be shown to full effect in their headline shows in May, as well as during their major Tree Of Life Tour in the autumn.
When Rivers Meet will also be supporting the legendary Blue Oyster Cult at the London Palladium on May 25th and over the summer will be appearing at a host of British festivals including Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Sign Of The Times Festival, Alford Rock And Blues Festival, Bures Music Festival, Brasenose Fringe Festival, Castell Roc Festival, Cottingham Folk Festival, Brightlingsea Free Music Festival and The Great British Rhythm & Blues Festival.
Tour Dates:
May 23 – Glasgow, Oran Mor
May 24 – Nottingham, Rescue Rooms
May 26 – Southampton, The Brook
May 29 – Norwich, The Waterfront
Sept 28 – Bath, Komedia
Oct 2 – Stamford, Corn Exchange
Oct 3 – Newbury, Arlington Arts
Oct 26 – Aberdeen, The Lemon Tree
Oct 31 – Southport, The Atkinson
Nov 1 – Manchester, Band On The Wall
Nov 2 – London, Islington Assembly Hall
Nov 6 – Wolverhampton, KK’s Steel Mill
Nov 7 – Barnsley, Birdwell Venue
Nov 8 – Gateshead, Glasshouse ICM
Nov 9 – Carlisle, Old Fire Station
Nov 20 – Cardiff, The Globe
Nov 21 – Chester, The Live Rooms
Nov 22 – Gloucester, Guildhall
Nov 27 – Reading, Sub 89
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