“One might expect a Public Service Broadcasting gig to feel chin-stroking; it’s anything but.” — The Guardian ★★★★★ (Live review, Glasgow) “An album that aims for both the head and the heart” — PROG “This haunting celestial legend fits well with PSB’s love of mission and atmospherics” — MOJO ★★★★ “A soundtrack… wracked with pain and heartbreak.” — Louder Than War (Lead review) “The spirit of adventure runs throughout” — The Times ★★★★ “They may be history buffs, but PSB know how to thrill” — The Sun ★★★★
Public Service Broadcasting announce the upcoming release of Night Flight (The Last Flight Remixes) – a remix album reimagining tracks from their acclaimed top 5 2024 album, The Last Flight, and taking them to appropriately darker and more electronic places. Out 10 October 2025 via SO Recordings, the album features reworkings from a hand-picked selection of artists including The KVB, Peter Sandberg, Hainbach, Gus (alt-J), EERA, and J. Willgoose, Esq.’s Late Night Final project. The latest reveal, “The Fun Of It” (alt-J Remix), sees alt-J’s Gus Unger-Hamilton transforming the track into a darker reflection of Amelia Earhart’s fearless spirit. Speaking of the track, Gus said: “I decided to take a song with a sunny, life-affirming feeling to a darker place. I love the original track – my version casts a shadow over it. In flight, exuberance and terror are never far apart.” Reworkings of “The South Atlantic” by Peter Sandberg and “Arabian Flight” by The KVB are also available to hear now. The Last Flight, Public Service Broadcasting’s fifth studio album, was widely praised for its emotional depth and ambitious storytelling, chronicling the final journey of pioneering aviator Amelia Earhart. It peaked at #3 on the UK Official Albums Chart and #1 on the Independent Albums Chart, the band’s fourth Independent Albums Chart number one in a row. J. Willgoose, Esq. said: “It’s been great to give The Last Flight a new lease of life and see what some of our favourite artists have done with our music. Re-interpreting three tracks myself as Late Night Final was a liberating experience, too. I hope people enjoy these new versions as much as we do.” Listen to “The Fun Of It” (alt-J Remix) here, and preorder/pre-save Night Flight (The Last Flight Remixes) here with physical bundles available via the band’s store here.
Following the release of Night Flight (The Last Flight Remixes), Public Service Broadcasting will perform two sold-out shows at London’s Barbican on 1 November 2025, followed by a European and North American tour – their first in North America in eight years. You can find a full list of live dates below. Public Service Broadcasting live dates
6 Aug – Glasgow, UK @ Summer Nights at the Bandstand – sold out
10 Aug – Castelbuono, IT @ Ypsigrock Festival
23 Aug – Southsea, UK @ Victorious Festival
16 Oct – Istanbul, TUR @ Blind
18 Oct – Athens, GR @ Gazarte
1 Nov – London, UK @ Barbican 3pm – sold out
1 Nov – London, UK @ Barbican 8pm – sold out
11 Nov – Berlin, GER, @ Metropol
12 Nov – Brussels, BEL @ Botanique – Orangerie
13 Nov – Amsterdam, NED @ Paradiso
15 Nov – Paris, FRA @ Alhambra
1 Dec – Seattle, USA @ The Neptune Theatre
3 Dec – San Francisco, USA @ The Fillmore
4 Dec – Los Angeles, USA @ The Regent
9 Dec – New York City, USA @ Irving Plaza
11 Dec – Toronto, CA @ The Concert Hall | 
