Fickle Friends Premiere “Heartbroken ft. Amber Run”, First Full North American Tour Begins In Late September, Globe Hall 10/8

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Fickle Friends have partnered with Amber Run to create a new version of “Heartbroken,” a fan favorite which originally appeared on their debut full-length, You Are Someone Else (Interscope Records).

The new duet, which Atwood Magazine describes as “a breathtakingly raw, stripped-down track full of devastating emotional power,” in their premiere is the third release from the new EP, following an acoustic release of “Say No More” and an alternative mix of “Wake Me Up. All three tracks comes from their forthcoming release You Are Someone Else (Versions), an EP featuring special versions of select tracks from the album. You Are Someone Else, the album from which the tracks are taken, which hit #9 on the Official UK Album Charts, is available for purchase everywhere now at the links below.
PRESS HERE to stream You Are Someone Else.

Natti Shiner on “Heartbroken”

Heartbroken has all sorts of meanings, but when we wrote it we were in a difficult headspace and kinda thought the music industry was out to get us. I know a lot of people have felt that way at some point, including our good friend Joe (from Amber Run). Asking him to sing this with me gave it a whole new feel, his voice is incredible and it made it more special because I think he could totally relate to the lyrics too.

Following three sold out shows in Brooklyn, Los Angeles and San Francisco, the band will bring their infectious vibe back to North America starting on the East Coast on September 25th, which will include a stop at Austin City Limits Music Festival in Austin, Texas on October 5th.

Their memorable bops, which Stereogum has already described as “infectious” and Noisey called “a sparkling slab of indie-pop,” have directly impacted their reach with over 60 million streams on Spotify and the cover of Spotify’s Indie Pop playlist and praise from Pitchfork, NylonPaste. About the release of You Are Someone Else, Billboard asserted that “Fickle Friends don’t play by anyone’s rules but their own. That’s how they’ve managed to create such an impressive path for themselves.”

Full dates can be found here:

09/25/18 DC9 Washington DC
09/26/18 World Café Live Philadelphia, PA
09/27/18 Bowery Ballroom New York, NY
09/29/18 Sonia’s Cambridge, MA
10/01/18 Drake Hotel Toronto, CAN
10/02/18 Pike Room (Crofoot) Pontiac, MI
10/03/18 Beat Kitchen Chicago, IL
10/06/18 Three Links Dallas, TX
10/08/18 Globe Hall Denver, CO
10/09/18 Kilby Court Salt Lake City, UT
10/11/18 Teragram Ballroom Los Angeles, CA
10/12/18 Great American Music Hall San Francisco, CA

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