Site icon OriginalRock.net

Sigrid releases new single ‘Don’t Feel Like Crying’ ahead of debut album

Today Norwegian pop star Sigrid releases the defiant new single ‘Don’t Feel Like Crying’, ahead of her highly anticipated debut album Sucker Punch, out 8 March 2019 on Island Records. The 22-year-old’s epic songs are tales of the unexpected; fearless musical collages and shout-outs to human resilience, starting at the piano in Norway, “There’s a certain grace to heartache”, says Sigrid, “A sort of…epic grace! I like good, heartfelt pop songs,” which is the foundation of Sigrid’s extraordinary debut Sucker Punch.

Sigrid’s rebellious pop was catapulted into the public consciousness with the zeitgeist defining ‘Don’t Kill My Vibe’; the certified-Gold ‘Strangers’, A-List record ‘High Five’, critically lauded RAW EP and new single ‘Sucker Punch’. With performances at The Royal Variety Show, the Nobel Peace Prize and headlining Brixton Academy under her belt, Sigrid undertakes her biggest support tour to date with George Ezra in March, playing arena’s including O2 London.

We have all witnessed an incredible new talent over the last two years: Sigrid has won BBC Sound of 2018, debuted at Glastonbury, lit up festivals across Reading, Roskilde, Coachella and Radio 1’s Biggest Weekend, bewitched TV audiences from opening Later…with Jools HollandThe Late Late Show with James Corden and wowing Dame Helen Mirren on the Graham Norton Show. With streaming numbers reaching 400M globally, the Norwegian sensation is undoubtedly set to continue her ascent with non-conformist and progressive attitudes to the femininity in the pop landscape.

George Ezra Support SOLD OUT

07 March 2019              Newcastle                     Metro Radio Arena

08 March 2019              Leeds                           First Direct Arena

09 March 2019              Liverpool                      Echo Arena

11 March 2019              Brighton                        Brighton Centre

12 March 2019              Nottingham                   Motorpoint Arena

13 March 2019              Cardiff                          Motorpoint Arena

15 March 2019              Glasgow                       SSE Hydro

16 March 2019              Manchester                   Manchester Arena

17 March 2019              Birmingham                   Genting Arena

19 March 2019              London                         O2

20 March 2019              London                         O2

22 March 2019              Sheffield                       FlyDSA Arena

23 March 2019              Manchester                   Manchester Arena

Maroon 5 Support

01 June 2019                Aalborg                         Molleparken

03 June 2019                Cologne                        Lanxess Arena

05 June 2019                Prague                          O2 Arena

06 June 2019                Krakow                         Tauron Arena

10 June 2019                Amsterdam                   Ziggo Dome

11 June 2019                Paris                             Accors Hotel Arena

Exit mobile version