BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20160630T010000Z DTEND:20160630T030000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:We Were Promised Jetpacks w/ Prism Tats DESCRIPTION:In 2009 Adam Thompson (Vocals / Guitar)\, Darren Lackie (Drums)\, Sean Smith (bass) and Michael Palmer (Guitar) were a band of nineteen year old University Students\, bunked up together in a tenement flat in the West End of Glasgow\, Scotland. On signing to Fat Cat Records later the same year\, the band could not have anticipated the journey they were about to embark on. Now\, five years later\, We Were Promised Jetpacks are ready to release their third studio album entitled "UNRAVELLING".\n\n\n\nWe Were Promised Jetpacks debut album "These Four Walls" (2009) was released to critical acclaim. Thus began the bands busy touring schedule\, playing high profile festival slots around the UK and USA supporting label mates Frightened Rabbit and The Twilight Sad.\n\n2010 saw the release of the follow up album "The Last Place You'll Look"\, an EP comprising of unreleased tracks and swelling\, orchestrally inspired rewrites of songs from their debut album "These Four Walls".\n\n\n\nThe bands sophomore release followed in 2011 and was recorded at Sigur Ros's Sundlaugin Studios in Iceland. "In the Pit of the Stomach" was testament to the poise\, control and vigor the band had learned to command. The extensive touring schedule continued and the release received support and high praise from the likes of Rolling Stone and Spin Magazine. The band also continued to build on their high profile live performances with sets at Coachella\, Fashions Big Night Out at New York's Rockerfeller Centre and on Last Call with Carson Daly\n\n\n\nDuring the 2012 US Tour the band recorded and captured footage from their live set at Union Transfer\, Philadelphia. Early 2014 saw the release of "E Rey: Live in Philadelphia"\, in ode to Esteban Rey the bands' friend and then tour manager. The album captures the explosive energy and drama fans have come to expect from a We Were Promised Jetpacks show\, with behind the scenes footage allowing fans a unique insight to life on the road with the band.\n\n\n\nEarly 2014 saw the band working tirelessly on "UNRAVELLING" which will be the bands most confident and accomplished record to date. Recorded in Glasgow at the infamous Chem19 Studios with Paul Savage who has previously worked with numerous established and diverse Scottish acts such as Teenage Fanclub\, King Creosote\, The Twilight Sad\, Franz Ferdinand and Mogwai.\n\n\n\nLead vocalist Adam Thompson says\, "It was a fairly straightforward decision to work with Paul. He has done plenty of brilliant work and we had worked with him for a few days before recording our first album and always remembered enjoying recording with him. I'm really chuffed with that decision. I think Paul has done a great job and its the first time we've ever been present to mix the album with the same person who has recorded it\, which has been an enjoyable and much more relaxing experience for us."\n\nThe impending album release also sees the addition of a new member to the band in the form of multi-instrumentalist Stuart McGachan. Thompson's explains\, "Stuart is an accomplished keys\, piano and guitar player as well as having a lovely little singing voice and with him we have tried to do something a little different with this selection of songs. We've known him for ages and played music with him before so we were pretty sure it would work out. It has just been the 4 of us since about April 2004 so having someone new with us has been an enjoyable part of the process." X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:In 2009 Adam Thompson (Vocals / Guitar)\, Darren Lackie (Drums)\, Sean Smith (bass) and Michael Palmer (Guitar) were a band of nineteen year old University Students\, bunked up together in a tenement flat in the West End of Glasgow\, Scotland. On signing to Fat Cat Records later the same year\, the band could not have anticipated the journey they were about to embark on. Now\, five years later\, We Were Promised Jetpacks are ready to release their third studio album entitled "\;UNRAVELLING"\;.
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\nWe Were Promised Jetpacks debut album "\;These Four Walls"\; (2009) was released to critical acclaim. Thus began the bands busy touring schedule\, playing high profile festival slots around the UK and USA supporting label mates Frightened Rabbit and The Twilight Sad.
\n2010 saw the release of the follow­\; up album "\;The Last Place You'\;ll Look"\;\, an EP comprising of unreleased tracks and swelling\, orchestrally­\; inspired rewrites of songs from their debut album "\;These Four Walls"\;.
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\nThe bands sophomore release followed in 2011 and was recorded at Sigur Ros'\;s Sundlaugin Studios in Iceland. "\;In the Pit of the Stomach"\; was testament to the poise\, control and vigor the band had learned to command. The extensive touring schedule continued and the release received support and high praise from the likes of Rolling Stone and Spin Magazine. The band also continued to build on their high profile live performances with sets at Coachella\, Fashions Big Night Out at New York'\;s Rockerfeller Centre and on Last Call with Carson Daly
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\nDuring the 2012 US Tour the band recorded and captured footage from their live set at Union Transfer\, Philadelphia. Early 2014 saw the release of "\;E Rey: Live in Philadelphia"\;\, in ode to Esteban Rey the bands'\; friend and then tour manager. The album captures the explosive energy and drama fans have come to expect from a We Were Promised Jetpacks show\, with behind the scenes footage allowing fans a unique insight to life on the road with the band.
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\nEarly 2014 saw the band working tirelessly on "\;UNRAVELLING"\; which will be the bands most confident and accomplished record to date. Recorded in Glasgow at the infamous Chem19 Studios with Paul Savage who has previously worked with numerous established and diverse Scottish acts such as Teenage Fanclub\, King Creosote\, The Twilight Sad\, Franz Ferdinand and Mogwai.
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\nLead vocalist Adam Thompson says\, &ldquo\;It was a fairly straightforward decision to work with Paul. He has done plenty of brilliant work and we had worked with him for a few days before recording our first album and always remembered enjoying recording with him. I'\;m really chuffed with that decision. I think Paul has done a great job and its the first time we'\;ve ever been present to mix the album with the same person who has recorded it\, which has been an enjoyable and much more relaxing experience for us.&rdquo\;
\nThe impending album release also sees the addition of a new member to the band in the form of multi-instrumentalist Stuart McGachan. Thompson'\;s explains\, &ldquo\;Stuart is an accomplished keys\, piano and guitar player as well as having a lovely little singing voice and with him we have tried to do something a little different with this selection of songs. We'\;ve known him for ages and played music with him before so we were pretty sure it would work out. It has just been the 4 of us since about April 2004 so having someone new with us has been an enjoyable part of the process.&rdquo\; LOCATION:3S Artspace 319 Vaughan Street\, Portsmouth UID:e.1659.19787 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260416T052704Z URL:https://business.portsmouthchamber.org/events/details/we-were-promised-jetpacks-w-prism-tats-06-29-2016-19787 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR