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Bryan Ferry ‘Live at the Royal Albert Hall 1974’ is a live recording from his first ever solo tour and seminal performance now available for the first time. The record is released 7 February, 2020 and is available to pre-order now on CD, LP, and digital. CD and LP bundles from the official Bryan Ferry storeread more
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Bryan Ferry today announces his upcoming archive album ‘Live at the Royal Albert Hall 1974’ alongside a brand-new UK tour in March. The release is a recording from his first ever solo tour and seminal performance now available for the first time. The record is set to be released 7 February, 2020 and is available toread more
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We are excited to announce Bryan Ferry will be touring the UK in March 2020. He will be doing 6 shows across Glasgow, Newcastle, Manchester, Leicester and London, including two massive shows at Royal Albert Hall! Tickets for all UK shows are on sale now. 3 March – SEC Armadillo, Glasgow 5 March – City Hall, Newcastleread more
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Bob Lefsetz is an American music industry analyst and critic, and author of the hugely popular email newsletter and blog, the Lefsetz Letter. Here is Bob’s take on Bryan’s show at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, August 29th 2019 – reprinted with kind permission. It was incredible. If live music were always this good,read more
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North America has been added to the Bryan Ferry World Tour 2019, with the addition of 18 new shows in the USA and Canada! As usual, there will be a special pre-sale allocation of tickets available for Bryan Ferry fans for most of the shows using the ticket links on BryanFerry.com; pre-sale starts at 10:00 AM localread more
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The names of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s 2019 Inductees have been released, and we are happy to announce that Roxy Music will be inducted in the ceremony alongside The Cure, Def Leppard, Janet Jackson, Stevie Nicks, Radiohead, and The Zombies. Bryan Ferry has said, “We are delighted to accept this prestigious awardread more
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The new album has been inspired by Bryan’s work on the Sky Atlantic/Netflix television series ‘Babylon Berlin’ (a German period drama based on the books by Volker Kutscher set in the 1920s), and takes the musical stylings from that era to put a new twist on well loved Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry tracks includingread more
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