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James Blunt: Exclusive album launch gig


Calling all James Blunt supporters!

To celebrate the launch of his brand new album 'Some Kind Of Trouble' on 8th November, James will be playing an exclusive show that day at The Bloomsbury Ballroom in London.

Tickets are limited but we have a some available especially for his email list.

To get your tickets now click here

'Stay The Night' - out now!

'Stay The Night', the debut single from 'Some Kind of Trouble' is officially released. Click here to download from iTunes.

Upcoming appearances

James will be performing and being interviewed on the following TV shows in the coming weeks, make sure you tune in to catch Mr Blunt in action!

Friday 29th October - Graham Norton  

Sunday 31st October - T4 

Monday 1st November - Daybreak

Monday 1st November - London Tonight

Wednesday 3rd November - Alan Titchmarsh 

Thursday 4th November -  Have I Got News for You 

Sunday 7th November - Something for the Weekend

Monday 8th November - BBC Breakfast News

Watch part one of 'Some Kind of Trouble' Behind the album

Check out part one of our exclusive interview with James, discussing the recording process of his new album 'Some Kind of Trouble' as well as the meaning and inspiration behind many of the featured tracks.

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