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Simon Lynge Plays Scotland Thurs 26th August

Simon is looking forward to playing at Glasow's famous King Tut's Wah Wah Hut on Thursday 26th August. NME have said that King Tut's is "Quite possibly the finest small venue in the world" and we agree! Buy tickets HERE.

The Go-Betweens Bridge open!

The Go Between Bridge, which runs over the Brisbane River in innercity Brisbane, Queensland, Australia is finally open! The bridge connects Merivale and Cordelia Streets in West End to Hale Street and the Inner City Bypass at Milton. It is Brisbane's first inner-city traffic bridge in 40 years and is expected to carry around 12,000 vehicles per day. The Go Between Bridge is named after legendry Australian indie rock band The Go-Betweens, who formed in Brisbane in 1977 by singer-songwriters and guitarists, Robert Forster and Grant McLennan. A charity concert featuring Go-Betweens front man Robert Forster was held on 25th June, followed by a community open day on 4th July. Robert is now in the UK to do a special one-off show at the Jazz Café tomorrow in Camden and to attend Latitude Festival where he will be doing a Q&A on the literary stage to celebrate the release of his limited edition book ‘The 10 Rules of Rock n Roll’ that will be signed and published along with a newly recorded four track EP that includes previously unreleased material including an especially joyous cover of Vampire Weekends ‘Walcott’. Robert will also be doing a signing at Rough Trade East on Friday at 6pm.

Simon Lynge @ The Troubadour

Flyer for Troubadour gig

Simon Lynge - The Future

Simon Lynge's amazing debut album is just out. You can buy signed copies HERE. It went straight into the Amazon UK Rock Chart at #1 and the Amazon Pop Charts at #4. Then they sold out. More copies on the way! It entered the iTunes chart at #14.

Simon Lynge debut album out Monday

Lo-Max are very excited about Simon Lynge's debut album ‘The Future’ which will be released in the UK on Monday 7th June. Simon stated that ‘This album was made as a labour of love and is the end of one journey and the beginning of another’. The Greenlander was exposed to music and storytelling by his multitalented father Karl, who played accordion and worked with Eskimo folklore in the Tukak Theatre Group in the small town of Qaqortoq. Inspired by the two albums in his town - Bob Dylan and Simon & Garfunkel – Lynge taught himself to play guitar. He saved up money and bought a ticket to Los Angeles where he was spotted performing in a club by Matt Forger who engineered Michael Jackson's Thriller and Bad albums. He produced Simon's LP for free, getting in the best LA session players. Shortly after Lo-Max signed him to a worldwide deal. Lynge is rapidly building a loyal fan base and in July is headlining a 25,000 seat festival at the Tivoli Gardens in Denmark.

Look out for Simon’s feature in the Sunday Times Culture this weekend. You can read it HERE. And make sure you tune in to see Simon who will be appearing on BBC Breakfast on BBC1 live on Monday 7th of June at 8.40am.
Simon plays a special London club date this Tuesday 8 June at the Monarch in Camden Town, London.

Love Comes back to You - Great Northen Railway

Check out Simon Lynge's session for Manchester Screenwipe that he did while he was up there playing at In The City. Complete with Mandolin  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7Rc8VztHJs

Get Voting

Attention all you six string lovers, have a look at the article below and vote for the late great Jeff Buckley: www.bbc.co.uk/6music/events/theaxefactor/ The Lo-Max Team

Simon Lynge UK Tour

Things are moving fast for Inuit musician Simon Lynge who will be returning to tour the UK in late may with NYC Indie Pop singer Ingrid Michaelson. The tour kicks off in Dublin on May 19th and ends in London on May 26th at the Shepherds Bush Empire. Click below to buy your tickets. Also watch out for NME’s upcoming feature on Simon Lynge in their Radar section. Book HERE

May 19th Academy 2 – Academy Ireland

May 20th The Deaf Institute – Manchester UK

May 21st King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut – Glasgow

May 22nd O2 Academy 3 –Birmingham UK

May 26th Shepherd’s Bush Empire