It's about time. Richard Ashcroft now has an official YouTube channel.
15 December 2010
08 December 2010
Richard Ashcroft thrills with acoustic set at Union Chapel
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Richard Ashcroft took to a cold stage last night in front of around 300 people at the Union Chapel to perform in front of a hardcore fanbase.
The gig was a mostly exclusive event for Ashcroft's fan club members but he generously donated 50 tickets to both War Child and Oxfam for the one-off intimate acoustic show at London's Islington Union Chapel on December 7, 2010.
Taking requests from the audience throughout, the set lasted over an hour and a half. He played all the classic tunes from throughout his career but notably absent was the Verve stalwort 'Bitter Sweet Symphony.'
The Wigan born singer-songwriter was well received, and when asked what he thought of the set, "a pleasure to play for a cool crowd near Christmas," Ashcroft said enthusiastically, "it felt great to see so many on this cold night."
Take a look at the nights closer 'C'Mon People (We're Making It Now)' below and the lovely Christmas tree by the stage.
Source: Music-News
The gig was a mostly exclusive event for Ashcroft's fan club members but he generously donated 50 tickets to both War Child and Oxfam for the one-off intimate acoustic show at London's Islington Union Chapel on December 7, 2010.
Taking requests from the audience throughout, the set lasted over an hour and a half. He played all the classic tunes from throughout his career but notably absent was the Verve stalwort 'Bitter Sweet Symphony.'
The Wigan born singer-songwriter was well received, and when asked what he thought of the set, "a pleasure to play for a cool crowd near Christmas," Ashcroft said enthusiastically, "it felt great to see so many on this cold night."
Take a look at the nights closer 'C'Mon People (We're Making It Now)' below and the lovely Christmas tree by the stage.
Source: Music-News
07 December 2010
UNOS set for March release in the United States
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Although 'United Nations of Sound' was released in the UK in July, Richard Ashcroft's album with his new band, RPA and the United Nations of Sound, will not be available in the US until March 8, 2011. The re-released version will include a previously unheard track, 'Third Eye,' and all-new artwork, including the cover above.
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