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Sat, 15 Jan

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The Grand Social

BC CAMPLIGHT POSTPONED

Singular Artists in association with Progressive Artists proudly presents:

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BC CAMPLIGHT POSTPONED
BC CAMPLIGHT POSTPONED

Time & Location

15 Jan 2022, 19:00

The Grand Social, 35 Liffey Street Lower, North City, Dublin 1, D01 C3N0, Ireland

About The Event

Singular Artists in association with Progressive Artists proudly presents:

BC Camplight reschedules his upcoming show

from 2nd May 2021 to 15th January 2022

All purchased tickets will remain valid

Ticket link

(Credit: Ely Grey)

Shortly After Takeoff review – a tumultuous pop masterpiece - ★★★★ The Guardian

“Heroic… A record of infinite twists… Bible-black humour and brilliantly fractured songs ensure Shortly After Takeoff is a joy.” Uncut – 9/10

“BC Camplight exceeds emotional baggage allowance in style… he’s often very funny, yet the music’s stylistic pitch underlines how destabilised his world has become, I Only Drink When I’m Drunk buffeted by vocoders and Flaming Lips drums, Back To Work plunging from pastoral pop to early techno chill.” MOJO – 4 stars ★★★★

“Misery loves company, and on BC Camplight’s spectacular fifth album, it’s found a partner” -

★★★★ The Line of The Best Fit

Due to the pandemic, BC Camplight’s upcoming show at The Grand Social is rescheduled from 2nd May 2022 to 15th January 2022. Purchased tickets will remain valid. Tickets are available to purchase at Tickets.ie.

BC Camplight said: “I can hardly express to you how joyous this will be. Get your tickets and come be a part of the celebration.”

BC Camplight’s latest album ‘Shortly After Takeoff’ was released in April 2020, the album received stellar reviews from MOJO, Uncut and The Guardian and many more.

Fired by his ongoing battle with mental illness, Shortly After Takeoff is the final, and finest, chapter of what Christinzio calls his “Manchester Trilogy”, following 2015’s “How To Die In The North” and 2018’s “Deportation Blues”.

All three albums were created after the native Philadelphian had moved to Manchester. Like Deportation Blues, Shortly After Takeoff spans singer-songwriter classicism, gnarly synth-pop and ‘50s rock’n’roll, with Christinzio’s similarly distinctive, flexible vocal carrying a fearless approach to lyrical introspection, but the new album is a major leap forward in songwriting sophistication and lyrical communication.

“It’s important to stress that this isn’t a redemption story,” he says. “I'm a guy who maybe lives a little hard and I’m in the thick of some heavy stuff. But as a result, I think I've made my best record.”

Connect with BC Camplight:

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For media enquiries please contact: Michelle Whitehead PR

E: michelle@michellewhiteheadpr.com M: 0851976819

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