As summer arrives, here’s a few good things to look out for musically in June…
Virgin by Lorde: the New Zealand singer and songwriter returns with her fourth album which is set to be released on the 27th June. The album includes the singles “What Was That” and “Man of the Year”.
Nelly: Where the Party At, The 02 (5th June): the rapper brings his latest tour to London, celebrating the 25th anniversary of his debut studio album, Country Grammar. Special guests will be set to include performances from Nelly’s collaborators and friends Eve, Fabolous and St. Lunatics for the U.K. and European leg of tour.
Nobody Else: 30th Anniversary edition by Take That: marking the 30th anniversary since the release of Take That’s third studio album, this special release includes the rare Japanese edition bonus track ‘All That Matters to Me’, live recordings from the 1995 Nobody Else Tour, and a brand-new remix of ‘Hanging Onto Your Love’ by Howard Donald.
More by Pulp: the eighth studio album by the band is set to be released this month. It is the first album from the group in over twenty years, following on from ‘We Love Life’. It includes the lead single ‘Spike Island’ which was released in April.
I Quit by HAIM: the trio return with their fourth studio album, released on the 20th June. This 15 track album has been produced by Rostam Batamanglij and Danielle Haim. It is the group’s first album since 2020’s Women In Music, Pt. III, which earned them a Brit Award for International Group. The album received two GRAMMY Award nominations, including the prestigious “Album of the Year” recognition.