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Ward Thomas Release New Track ‘Someday’

Following the release of the infectious ‘Meant To Be Me’, Ward Thomas have today released the captivating tour de force that is new track ‘Someday’. It paves the way for their highly anticipated forthcoming album, ‘Invitation’, which will be released on October 9th on WTW Music / eastwest.

Drenched in beautiful strings and showcasing one of their strongest vocal performances to date, ‘Someday’ is a wistfully romantic plea to a lover to take things slow. On the track the girls commented, “This song is about a long distance relationship. It’s about the constant desire to keep things going as both parties are keen on each other and feel a bond and connection but geography and having completely different lives and lifestyles is getting in the way.” They continued, “But maybe someday in the future everything will come together and the relationship will work out.”

To celebrate the release of Invitation the girls will globally live stream an exclusive concert filmed this summer at London’s historic Theatre Royal Haymarket on Saturday 10th October. Tickets on sale HERE.

The concert will be streamed live on 10th October across the following time zones:

UK & Europe: 8.00pm BST / 9.00pm CEST – £12 / €12

North & South America: 7.00pm PDT / 10.00pm EDT – $15

Australia, NZ & Asia: 8pm AEST (11th October) – AUS $20.00  / US $15.00 / Yen 15,000

(NB: Live stream in Australia / Asia ten to occur on the following day)

Largely produced by Jonathan Quarmby (Lewis Capaldi, Tom Walker, Finley Quaye), and mostly recorded in lockdown from their Hampshire cottage, ’Invitation’ is a coaxing doorway for all into an exciting new chapter as the fog of a global pandemic begins to lift. There’s palpable energy, and many of its songs benefit from a coming of age for sisters Catherine and Lizzy and a new found voice sees them diversify their sound. 

Lockdown may have forced Ward Thomas to finish Invitation in isolation, but it was always intended to have a homespun vibe. For the first time since making their debut while still at school, for their most personal album yet, Catherine and Lizzy went DIY.  Invitation will be distributed by East West, their new major label home, but it was written and recorded entirely independently, with every decision taken by the duo. The pair’s imminent move from the rented cottage they’ve shared for the past few years, where so many songs have been written over countless cups of tea, to their own respective homes fuelled the positivity that flows from Invitation.

“When it came to doing new photos for press and artwork – or making videos – we did it independently. If we couldn’t do something ourselves or with help from our friends we just left it,” says Lizzy. “It’s our new attitude. Don’t stress because the world right now is tough enough. Just do your best and be kind and always look for the positives in life.”

“Natural and organic,” says Catherine, butting back in. “Just like the album.”

The girls will embark on an intimate “Invitation” acoustic tour, which was rescheduled due to Covid-19, for April next year. The 16-date run will include two dates at London’s Union Chapel on the 26th & 27th.

2020 may have been a year of global ups and downs so far, but as one door closes, another opens. Enter an exciting new chapter for Catherine and Lizzy Ward Thomas.

UK TOUR DATES (tickets on-sale HERE)

April 2021

Fri 9th                LIVERPOOL, Grand Theatre
Sat 10th             LINCOLN, Engine Shed
Sun 11th            BARROW, Forum Theatre
Mon 12th           LEEDS, City Varieties
Tue 13th            NORWICH, Epic Studios
Thu 15th            GLASGOW, Mackintosh Church
Fri 16th              EDINBURGH, Queen’s Hall
Sun 18th            LEAMINGTON SPA, Assembly
Mon 19th           BOURNEMOUTH, O2 Academy
Tue 20th            WOKING, New Victoria Theatre
Wed 21st           SOUTHEND, Palace Theatre
Fri 23rd              BRIGHTON, St George’s
Sat 24th             BATH, Forum
Sun 25th            MANCHESTER, RNCM Theatre
Mon 26th           LONDON, Union Chapel
Tue 27th            LONDON, Union Chapel

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