Stereophonics to release album in two set

Stereophonics decided to release their album in two part, and a film written by Kelly Jones is also on the way.

The first album is expected to release in forthcoming October while other one will be releasing around 18 months later.They will follow the band's eighth studio effort, 2009's 'Keep Calm And Carry On'.


Frontman Kelly Jones told The Daily Star: "Last year was the first time in 14 years that we didn’t tour, and it's meant the new records don't sound like anything we’ve done before." He added:

We've had time to just go into our own studio and mess about, and it’s resulted in a bigger sounding style, very grand and filmic.

The albums could also feature collaborations with Tinie Tempah and Labrinth, according to Jones: "I've been talking to Tinie about doing something together. We're up for it - it's just finding the time that's been a problem. Labrinth is a properly talented guy too. He's been saying he wants to work with me, and I'd love to."

Jones will also release a film to coincide with the release of the second album. "It’s about two kids from a small town who run away and end up in the middle of Europe," he said. "After that, it all goes a bit… well, you’ll have to wait for the film."

 

Stereophonics's Kelly Jones seemed every bit as George Harrison: Living In The Material World

Stereophonics frontman Kelly Jones rockstar seemed every bit as George Harrison: Living In The Material World debut in London with glamorous girlfriend Jakki Healy .

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For the red carpet event at London’s British Film Institute he donned scruffy black jeans and brown scuffed boots

He is also a flower "dust" with the words printed on a black T-shirt wearing.

His a trick with the exception of a single button black leather blazer jacket in favor of the traditional left.

A former MTV exec - his stunning girlfriend turned up in her figure hugging dress, chunky brown belt and patent leather boots.

Stereophonics new next album are delay because they held on Olympic

Stereophonics new next album are delay because they held on Olympics.

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It's not like they're glued to the 100-meter final, but because it highlights the danger of the music I used to run.

Kelly Jones, 37, and co are is currently receale at his the eighth album by next autumn, waiting for him to continue working on the project.

With a straight face, bass player Richard Jones, 37, told me: “We don’t want to rush it and then it be attached to the Games.

“A lot of people are going to be cashing in, and we don’t want to do that. We want to have it as its own entity.”

Stereophonics reveal have completed their new album

Stereophonics rockers Welsh on stage to given answer fans that they have completed their new album.

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Writing and recording on the road with little activity after a year, Stereophonics music scene with their eighth studio album is expected to fire straight back.

The band's first release since 2009's ‘Keep Calm and Carry On’ former drummer Chris and his death will be the first. And with most rock albums, a full tour looks likely to follow.

A source at yesterday’s gig in Oxford told Stereoboard: “The (Stereo)phonics put on a strong, energetic performance and were really enjoying themselves on stage. Then Kelly the singer started talking about the new album being done and said they would be putting on a huge tour to go with it. I can’t wait to see them again!”

Stereophonics have revealed to perform summer charity House Festival

Stereophonics have revealed are confirmed to present at this summer charity House Festival in support of Oxfam on Thursday 7th July.

Stereophonics Tickets are sold for the show, (long before the band knew that they would be playing!), Although we have some tickets to give away over the coming weeks will see live.

I mean, the band announced the Oxford Academy in O2 are a hot show on Friday 6th July will be ready to play.

As always, we www.stereophonics.com a special sale for members of that before. Today before the sale opens at 12:00.

Stereophonics tickets general sale from 17th June on Friday at 9am.

Stereophonics frontman Kelly Jones reveals his band's new album

Stereophonics frontman Kelly Jones reveals that his band's new album has started to work on. Welsh foursome movie soundtracks sound as different as some have promised additional content.

Jones told BANG Showbiz, “The album is really good so far. We’ve been in the studio for a few weeks and we’re off to Europe next week to do some more recording”.

“The style is a bit different, we’re doing some stuff for films so you’ll have to wait and see.”

Untitled eighth studio album, the band still be tried and will follow up 2009's UK chart which reached number 11 on Keep Calm and Carry On.

Stereophonics have revealed eighth studio album in Europe

Stereophonics have revealed that they currently their eighth studio album in Europe are recording new material and has said that "slightly different" from teasing fans are.

The Welsh group embracing their Welsh roots, Cwmaman in his native city and country stat about life in various institutions of the early rose to fame by singing about, but hinted the band their Maybe next release has more international feel about it.

Speaking at the London premiere of AC/DC’s ‘Live at River Plate’ DVD (Which was reviewed by Stereoboard’s Jon Stickler yesterday), frontman Kelly Jones discussed the album with BANG Showbiz.

He said: “The album is really good so far. We've been in the studio for a few weeks and we're off to Europe next week to do some more recording. The style is a bit different, we're doing some stuff for films so you'll have to wait and see."

AC/DC is the singer went on to discuss the future of great music, has announced that he would "unbelievable fuckıng " after the band too long "still a young band every ass kicking".

He continued: "They keep themselves to themselves and they keep all the bullshit for the stage, unlike 90 percent of the industry. For a band to be doing that for as long as they've been doing it and still kicking every young band up the ass is fucking unbelievable. They are one of my favourite bands I've ever seen since I was a kid. I'm the biggest AC/DC fan in the country."