Live From Finsbury Park

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Recordings from the 16 tracks the North Shields star and his band played at the headline London show to over 40,000 people are being put into fans' hands on streaming services and with special vinyls. The audience belts back every syllable, carrying that passion into ‘Mantra’ before Fender invites his brother, Liam, on-stage to cover The Boss with ‘I’m On Fire’. After a brief pause, the encore arrives with a soulful rendition of ‘Wild Grey Ocean’ and a late ‘Happy Birthday’ sing-along for bassist Tom Ungerer before the hits everyone’s been waiting for: St James’ Park belts out the high notes to ‘Saturday’ before Fender can sing a word; while the hook of ‘Seventeen Going Under’, which has been ringing through Newcastle for the last 48 hours, finally erupts in full force. James’ Park on Saturday (June 10), days of anticipation explode when Fender strides on-stage to fellow Geordie Mark Knopfler’s ‘Going Home: Theme Of The Local Hero’.

Sam Fender – Saturday (Live From Finsbury Park) Lyrics Sam Fender – Saturday (Live From Finsbury Park) Lyrics

The double vinyl release was recorded at the star’s sell-out performance in front of 45,000 at London’s Finsbury Park on July 15. Over its 40 years in business, PIAS has grown to be one of the largest independently-owned music groups in the world, carving out its own in-house recorded music division PIAS [Recordings].It’s a blistering finale that wraps things up perfectly and seemingly foreshadows Fender’s next steps, primed to level up from this huge moment to something utterly stratospheric. Sam Fender has announced details of his first live album, Live From Finsbury Park, which captures his biggest headline gig to date. In March, his second album Seventeen Going Under earned him the title of Best Album In The World at the BandLab NME Awards 2022, while it is also in the running for the 2022 Mercury Prize later this month.

Sam Fender - Getting Started (Live From Finsbury Park)

The 'Product' page will show the most up to date info we have with regards to the item and its release date, but this information is subject to change so check in with us if you have any questions. Sam Fender is, undeniably, “good”: the North Shields singer’s last year has been punctuated by headlining for 45,000 at Finsbury Park, a monumental debut at Glastonbury, and coming “full circle” by supporting fellow heartlands rocker Bruce Springsteen. Shout out to these lads – it might be my name on the ticket but it would be fuck all without these lads. When ‘Hypersonic Missiles’ closes out the night and the last Newcastle flag stops fluttering, the sense of community prevails.Legends are all well and good, but there’s something especially magical about sharing someone’s first real “moment” towards the start of an ascent to the A-list. did not enter the Netherlands' Single Top 100 but peaked on the Netherlands' Airplay Chart at number 43. If there’s a sense of hometown pride swelling up in some of today’s punters, then Fender isn’t far behind. You never really know when that stuff is gonna coming around until you get into the bulk of it, and we haven’t got into the bulk of the third record just yet.