Music

Last night was the first night of the autumn 2014 tour. We’ll spend the next few weeks in the USA and then head back into Europe in late October/early November.

Watch BF live from Øya Festival, and get tickets to the Oslo Spektrum show on a special pre-sale now.

If you missed BF’s set last night from Glastonbury on the BBC or online, check out “Let’s Stick Together” here! UK viewers can also watch again on BBC iPlayer.

Bryan Ferry will be headlining the West Holts stage at Glastonbury Festival this Saturday 28th June. The performance, which starts at 10:15 pm, will be streamed LIVE in its entirety on the BBC Glastonbury website

We’ve teamed up with Beatport Play to give YOU the chance to be the next artist or producer to remix a Bryan Ferry track. With only days to go until the June 9th deadline, there’s still time to get yours uploaded!

BF will be heading to Belgium and Holland as part of the European tour in November and December later this year. Tickets for all 3 of these new dates (17, 18 November, 11 Decmeber) go on sale this Friday, but we’re again happy to give you a special 24-hour…

Couldn’t make it to Secret 7″ for Record Store Day to pick up a copy of a one-of-a-kind 7″ pressing of ‘Virgina Plain’? Not to worry, as a few remaining copies of remain and are being auctioned off by War Child – including 7 test pressings signed by Bryan.

Hot on the heels of the west coast tour and Coachella we announce more live shows in Chicago, Milwaukee, Toronto, Montreal, Washington DC, New York, Boston, and Philadelphia this September and October – along with a special ticketing pre-sale just for our mailing list and website. A special ticket…

Bryan Ferry features on Todd Terje’s debut album, reworking Robert Palmer’s 80’s classic “Johnny and Mary” – which Pitchfork describes as a “lovingly dedicated homage and a remarkable discovery of a classic song’s hidden possibilities.”

The Secret 7″ gallery – including 100 copies of ‘Virginia Plain’ – has gone live, featuring contributors including Jake & Dinos Chapman, Sir Anthony Gormley, Sir Paul Smith, Jeremy Deller & Stanley Donwood.