The Big Moon announce new music and a tour
- Natasha Judge
- Jun 29
- 2 min read
Indie rock group, The Big Moon, are back with new single ‘Gravity’, as part of their new album ‘Forever’.
The London-formed four piece band will release their highly anticipated fourth album on October 30.
They stated: “We’re so happy to be sharing new music with you, starting with our first single ‘Gravity’ - an epic love-song about essentially… a big hug!”
New track - ‘Gravity’, explores the bittersweet feelings of unconditional love through its rhythmic composition. Drawing on front woman, singer and guitarist, Juliette Jackson’s experiences being a mother, and watching her child grow, it illustrates the gravitational pull of wanting to soak in all the experiences before they grow up.
They sing:
“Falling isn’t falling here,
the ground comes up to meet my open arms,
I’m longing to breathe you in,
my face against your ear your skin your heart,
I’m so in love with you”
First formed in 2014, the band have gone from strength to strength, and are known to produce lyrically sound anthems, which vulnerably explore emotions from adolescence to motherhood.
Their last album - ‘Here Is Everything’ released in October 2022, and their return with a new track comes at a great time for their summer festival appearances.
The new album is paired with an eight stop UK tour this November, calling at:
Birmingham, O2 Institute - Wednesday 18th November
Edinburgh, La Belle Angele - Thursday 19th November
Glasgow, St Luke’s - Friday 20th November
Bristol, Trinity Centre - Sunday 22nd November
Brighton, Concorde 2 - Monday 23rd November
Manchester, O2 Ritz - Wednesday 25th November
Leeds, Project House - Thursday 26th November
London, O2 Academy Brixton - Friday 27th November
Pre-sale opens this Thursday June 2 at 10am, and general sale is from 10am on Friday June 3.
To find out further information on 'Forever' and the tour, check out their site here.
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