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The cover of You Should Know, the end of the Inventory Tour, the release of the second single, the upcoming tour — here’s the summary of this new newsletter.
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You Should Know
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Convinced by the raw live power of The Celtic Social Club, English producer Nick Davis (Genesis, The Pogues, Björk, XTC) was determined to capture that energy on record.
So the band went back to basics: playing and arranging all together, in the same room — old-school style. A simple yet decisive idea for the album.
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At bassist Richard Puaud’s studio near Poitiers — our creative home base for years — the band recorded ten tracks that are both raw and sophisticated: soulful vocals, razor-sharp songwriting, inventive basslines, chiming twelve-string electric guitars, sparkling fiddles, and unstoppable beats. With a youthful confidence that makes us sound more “British” than ever.
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I Will Go
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On September 19, I Will Go will be released — the second single from our upcoming album, due out on October 24.
Convinced by the band’s live power, English producer Nick Davis gathered us all in one room, mics open.
The result: a three-minute indie-rock sprint, driven by palpable urgency. Snarling guitars, relentless bass, striking violin motif, and an anthemic chorus.
Decidedly British in sound, I Will Go pulses with contagious energy.
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You Should Know Tour
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With nearly 70 shows across France, England, and Ireland, the Inventory Tour is coming to an end. Everywhere we played, our joy grew stronger — fueled by your presence, your energy, and your warm welcome.
Now, it’s time for the You Should Tour, which will accompany the release of our new album You Should Know, out October 24.
We’re preparing a show built around the album’s new tracks, blended with our most recent songs and the band’s classics.
A performance crafted for the stage, true to the spirit of sharing and celebration that defines The Celtic Social Club.
The songs from You Should Know are made for live shows — and we can already promise a vibrant, energetic performance, unmistakably Celtic Social Club
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Credit: Brigitte Leforestier
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