Tag Archives: Erasure

The single is streaming here. Definitely a different sound.

Erasure will launch a U.S. tour this fall in support of their coming 14th full-length studio album, Tomorrow’s World. Tickets go on sale tomorrow. August 31st Tampa, FL The Ritz YborSeptember 2nd Orlando, FL House of BluesSeptember 3rd Atlanta, GA Center StageSeptember 4th Asheville, NC Orange PeelSeptember 6th Washington, DC 9:30 ClubSeptember 7th Washington, DC 9:30 ClubSeptember 8th Philadelphia, PA …

From the British show Popstar To Opera Star.(Via – Pop In Stereo)

Erasure, Deadmau5, Underworld, Chemical Brothers, Sasha, MSTRKRFT? Swoon. More details here.

Here’s the new Erasure single that I mentioned a couple of days ago. Get it now on iTunes. Proceeds from the track will be donated to The Hetrick-Martin Institute, the home of the Harvey Milk High School, in New York, and the True Colors Fund. The Hetrick-Martin Institute, the nation’s oldest and largest LGBTQ youth service organization, provides a safe …

As part of an anti-bullying campaign, Erasure has re-recorded their classic A Little Respect with the LGBT youth chorus from New York City’s high school for at-risk gay youth. A colourful new video for the track, shot in New York City and featuring Erasure lead singer Andy Bell, HMI youth and many other passers-by, will be released as well. The …

Courtesy of the Karpel Group, today we have two great swag giveaways! First up is the Cinema Pride Collection, a ten disc DVD collection of classic gay movies, available today exclusively from Amazon. The very first gay-themed film DVD collection from a major motion picture studio, The Cinema Pride Collection debuts only at Amazon.com on June 8 from Twentieth Century …

In an interview with Windy City Times, Andy Bell says about his new single: “The song—which features a backing vocal riff inspired by Diana Ross in Ain’t No Mountain High Enough—is really inspired by my friends in New York City, and hanging out in the bars in the East Village. I’ve been told the video looks a lot like the …

Below is a stream of a remix of Will You Be There? from Andy Bell’s upcoming album, Non-Stop. Non-Stop, co-produced and co-written by Andy Bell and Pascal Gabriel (S’Express, Ladyhawke, Debbie Harry, Kylie, Little Boots) is a lavish 10 track collection of exquisite dancefloor confessionals from one of the most acclaimed and beloved singers in British pop. Non-Stop features forthcoming …

Courtesy of Rhino.com, today’s Swag Tuesday booty is a special package of four fantastic items specially selected by Rhino.com for JMG readers: 1) Total Pop! – A four-disc box set from Erasure, 2) Break-Up, a musical collaboration between Pete Yorn and Scarlett Johansson, 3) $50 in Hi-Def Digital Downloads, and 4) Four classic New Order albums reissued on deluxe vinyl. …

Erasure, A Little Respect, 1988. Although Erasure has had a whopping 35 Top 40 hits in the UK, including 15 that made the Top 10, this one was one of their only three singles to be pop smashes in the U.S., topping out at #14 a few months after their biggest stateside hit, Chains Of Love, peaked at #12. On …

Friday night, with Dr. Jeff, Chris, and Aaron, I attended the Erasure concert at Brooklyn’s McCarren Pool. The concert was typically fantastic and I walked away as amazed as always at Erasure’s enduring appeal. Many in the crowd could not have been out of diapers when Erasure first started rocking gay dance floors around the world. The massive McCarren Pool …

My UK blogger pal Mike Atkinson, AKA Troubled Diva, has really been making a name for himself as a music journalist. Head over and check out his interview with the rarely heard from Vince Clarke of Erasure, in which Clarke talks about his “monogamous loyalty” to singer Andy Bell and what it’s like to be one of the few surviving …

Here’s the alternative video for Erasure’s new single, I Could Fall In Love With You. I’ve been an Erasure fan for 20 years and this new song is already one of my favorites. To paraphrase a friend, if somebody asks you what your favorite Erasure song is, it should be a really difficult decision.

Well, now I know why I ran into Erasure’s Andy Bell way up in Portland, Maine back in October, as today Billboard is reporting that’s where Erasure recorded their new album, Light At The End Of The World, due in May. We’ll get to see the new material performed in this summer’s Pride season True Colors Tour, which will comprise …