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After the release of their new album "Cause and Effect", the British Keane confirm the dates and cities of their European tour to present their new work, which kicks-off in early 2020. Having as starting point Brussels, the tour arrives in Portugal on January 25th with a concert at Coliseu Porto Ageas.
"Cause and Effect" is the successor to "Strangeland", released in 2012, which includes the singles "Disconnected" and "Silenced by the Night". The birth of this new album came as a surprise even to the band. Tom Chaplin already has two successful solo albums, but missed his sparring partner, Tim Rice-Oxley. “I found myself wondering how I had come to let this very enigmatic and important relationship in my life drift,” explains Tom.
Meanwhile, Tim was going through his own struggles. At that time, he realised that he had written an album with incredibly personal songs, fuelled by humour as well as pain. When Tom, bassist Jesse Quin and drummer Richard Hughes heard the songs, they were immediately drawn to them sonically and lyrically. From then on, the band went back to the studio to do what they really liked, bringing these songs to life and creating a connection again.
As Tim Rice-Oxley points out, "We have a lot of great music in us." “Cause and Effect” is just that.
"Cause and Effect" is the successor to "Strangeland", released in 2012, which includes the singles "Disconnected" and "Silenced by the Night". The birth of this new album came as a surprise even to the band. Tom Chaplin already has two successful solo albums, but missed his sparring partner, Tim Rice-Oxley. “I found myself wondering how I had come to let this very enigmatic and important relationship in my life drift,” explains Tom.
Meanwhile, Tim was going through his own struggles. At that time, he realised that he had written an album with incredibly personal songs, fuelled by humour as well as pain. When Tom, bassist Jesse Quin and drummer Richard Hughes heard the songs, they were immediately drawn to them sonically and lyrically. From then on, the band went back to the studio to do what they really liked, bringing these songs to life and creating a connection again.
As Tim Rice-Oxley points out, "We have a lot of great music in us." “Cause and Effect” is just that.
