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Jamie Lenman releases his first new single in three years

“There’s more where this came from…” Before he returns to the stage at ArcTanGent in August, Jamie Lenman has shared a brand-new single, Not Likely.

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Jamie Lenman announces Iknowyouknowiknow EP, releases new single

Watch the video for Jamie Lenman’s new single Crazy Horse, taken from his upcoming EP Iknowyouknowiknow.

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Jamie Lenman: Why my new single is a personal pledge of thanks to the NHS

Jamie Lenman will be donating proceeds from his new single Hospital Tree to NHS Charities. Here, he details the important role the NHS has played in his own life, and why we need to show staff even more respect at this time of the year…

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Skindred and Sleep Token to headline returning Takedown Festival

Following an eight-year hiatus, south coast fest Takedown is returning in 2023.

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Jamie Lenman announces “mellowed-out indie rock” album, The Atheist

Jamie Lenman previews his “bittersweet” fifth album with brand-new single Lena Don’t Leave Me – watch the video now.

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Jamie Lenman returns with anthemic new single Talk Hard

Hear Jamie Lenman channel Weezer in his excellent, uplifting new single Talk Hard.

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Sick Joy’s track-by-track guide to WE’RE ALL GONNA F***ING DIE

Vocalist / guitarist Mykl Barton lifts the lid on every song on Sick Joy’s debut album, WE’RE ALL GONNA F***ING DIE.

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Jamie Lenman announces 2021 winter UK headline tour

After a string of acoustic dates, Jamie Lenman will be delivering an "insane" fully-electric tour later this year…

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Remembering when Britrock ousted nu-metal and took over the world

At the turn of the century, nu-metal was at its peak. But soon a new wave of British bands would swoop in, replacing baggy jeans and red caps with something more genuine, experimental and, er, lycra-clad…

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