James News Archive April 2004

Tim Booth has been confirmed for the Move Festival at Manchester's Old Trafford Cricket Ground on Saturday 10th July. He will be appearing on a bill that also features Stereophonics, Pixies, Goldfrapp, The Stands and 22-20s. Tickets are available from most ticket agencies.

Tim has also been confirmed as playing at the V Festival in Chelmsford and Stafford on 21-22 August. However, no details are available yet of which site on which date.

Pictures from Tim Booth's gig at Liverpool Academy have been added to the site here.

He is also heavily rumoured to be playing at Glastonbury as well, although there is as yet no official confirmation of this yet.

Tim Booth is playing the King Tut's Wah Wah Tent at this year's T In The Park festival on Sunday July 11th.

Tim Booth and his new band completed their four-date UK tour with a sold out show at London King's Cross Water Rats last night. The set included Careful What You Say, Discover, Down To The Sea, Five-O, Wave Hello, Eh Mamma, Sometimes, Love Hard, Dance Of The Bad Angel, Bone, Butterfly's Dream, In The Darkness, Monkey God and Fall In Love. A review will follow shortly.

Shootingmymouthoff has reviewed Tim's gig in Liverpool last night. Follow this link to read it.

Tonight's gig at Liverpool Academy was by all accounts a resounding success with a much larger crowd than the Portsmouth gig. Five-O and Butterfly's Dream made appearances again. More to come.

Tim Booth and his band played the opening night of their minitour at Portsmouth's Wedgewood Rooms last night. The set included Careful What You Say, Discover, Down To The Sea, Five-O, Wave Hello, Eh Mamma, Sometimes, Love Hard, Dance Of The Bad Angel, Bone, Butterfly's Dream, In The Darkness, Monkey God and Fall In Love.

Next Wednesday's gig at the Water Rats in London has now sold out. Tickets are still available for gigs in Portsmouth on Sunday, Liverpool on Monday and Cardiff on Tuesday.

One Of The Three has an exclusive first review of Tim's forthcoming album Bone. Follow this link.

The date at Bristol's Fleece and Firkin mentioned below for July 6th is NOT taking place. The listing is wrong and no gig is being planned for that date, in Bristol or anywhere else.

Kulas has announced a solo acoustic show at Healey's in Toronto for Wednesday 28th April at 9pm.

Ents 24 are advertising a Tim Booth show at Bristol's Fleece And Firkin on Tuesday 6 July - tickets are priced £13 plus booking fee. There's no official confirmation of this however.

Tim Booth's London show on April 21st is at the Water Rats Theatre near Kings Cross station. Tickets are £10 plus booking fee. Follow this link to order. Remember they are extremely limited - less than 100 on sale to the public.

It appears that promo copies of Tim Booth's solo album "Bone" have been released in the past week or so. The artwork for the promo cd is pictured on the left.

The album's tracklisting is Wave Hello, Bone, Monkey God, Redneck, Love Hard, Discover, Fall In Love, Falling Down, Down To The Sea, In The Darkness, Eh Mamma and Careful What You Say. Fall In Love is a reworking of the Booth and the Bad Angel track.

As soon as we get a copy, there will be a One Of The Three exclusive review of the album.

Unfortunately, there has been a delay in announcing details of ticket sales for Tim Booth's London show on Wednesday 21st April. I'll get an update tomorrow and keep people posted here and on the official James board.

According to Channel 4 teletext's Planet Sound, Tim Booth's debut solo album Bone will be released on Monday June 14th.

According to the Sanctuary Records website, Tim Booth will be releasing Down To The Sea as his debut solo single on Monday 7 June. More details as they become available.

Tim will be playing an extremely intimate show in London on Wednesday 21st April. Less than 100 tickets will be made available to the general public.

Details of how to get tickets will be announced on Monday here, on the official James messageboard and on the Stutter yahoo group only, they will not be advertised anywhere else.