Chloe Foy Announces New Single and UK Tour
Chloe Foy has shared the title-track from her soon to be released debut album, ‘Where Shall We Begin’. Check the lyric video out below.
Arriving 11th June, the album closes the chapter on a formative period for the Gloucestershire-via-Manchester songwriter. After losing her father to depression, Foy embarked on a ten-year-period where she followed her career path tirelessly whilst also dealing with the internal and external fallout from losing an influential figure so young.
The title-track is a microcosm of what makes Foy so special. It begins pensively with Foy’s poetry-like lyricism taking centre stage, before swelling into a hair-raising, choral harmony that gleams blindingly and brilliantly bright.
“This song is about the moment that the complexity of life dawns on you. When you lose people you love, you realise life isn’t what you hoped or expected it to be and feel quite betrayed by that. However, it’s also a nod to those who are around to comfort us and who bring us round to the idea that maybe it’ll be ok”.
Chloe Foy
The new single is coupled with the announcement of a UK Tour this Autumn, which will see Foy taking in a total of 15 Dates throughout October. With tickets on sale now, catch her at the following venues:
UK Tour Dates – October 2021
1st – Dead Wax, Birmingham
2nd – The Met, Bury
4th – The Cookie, Leicester
5th – Leaf, Liverpool
6th – The Hug and Pint, Glasgow
7th – The Old Cinema Launderette, Durham
8th – The Dorothy Pax, Sheffield
9th – The Louisiana, Bristol
13th – Gullivers, Manchester
14th – Paper Dress Vintage, London
15th – Pound Arts Centre, Corsham
17th – The Jericho Tavern, Oxford
19th – Tunbridge Wells Forum, Royal Tunbridge Wells
20th – The Prince Albert, Brighton
21st – The Boileroom, Guildford
Tickets on sale at: https://www.chloefoy.com/live
Chloe first started to attract attention as far back as 2013 when her debut single ‘In The Middle of the Night’ was picked up by BBC Radio 6 and Radio 2. Follow-up singles, ‘Flaws’ and ‘Asylum’, brought huge streaming success – the latter is approaching 8.5 millon Spotify plays – and festival appearances followed soon after – SXSW in 2018, Greenman and Cambridge Folk Festival in 2019.
‘Where Shall We Begin’ is the sound of someone who has spent years working away, content to only unleash their first full body of work when they, as an artist, were at their most complete.