CALL ME AMOUR RELEASE NEW SINGLE AND MUSIC VIDEO FOR ‘GOOD DAY’ FEATURING MIKEY CHAPMAN
CALL ME AMOUR RELEASE NEW SINGLE AND MUSIC VIDEO FOR
‘GOOD DAY’ FEATURING MIKEY CHAPMAN
SUPPORT TOUR WITH MALLORY KNOX THIS MONTH
Photo Credit: Bradley Holman
UK four-piece CALL ME AMOUR celebrate a ‘Good Day’ today, with their newly released single and music video in collaboration with Mikey Chapman of Mallory Knox. The new release comes as the second new single taken from their upcoming self-titled second EP, recorded by George Perks (Enter Shikari, You Me At Six, Skindred) in the idyllic settings of VADA STUDIOS Manor House in Alcester and featuring the undeniable vocal talents of Mikey Chapman of Mallory Knox in a dynamic collaboration.
Watch the music video for ‘Good Day’ here.
Stream ‘Good Day’ here.
On the new single, guitarist Geoff Murphy comments: ‘Good Day’ highlights the importance of trust, friendship and surrounding yourself with positivity and good friends. Sometimes, in a world full of distractions, the best thing you can do is filter out the noise, cut loose the negativity and hold tight the ones that are in your corner. Keep your circle close.”
CALL ME AMOUR – ‘Good Day (Ft. Mikey Chapman)’
CALL ME AMOUR have recently announced a UK tour alongside the amazing MalloryKnox, which follows shortly after their only and first headline show of 2024 at London’s Underworld on the 28th September, which sold out. The band will also be announcing a European tour for early 2025 in the coming weeks.
13.10 – SWG3, Glasgow
15.10 – O2 Academy, Bristol
16.10 – O2 Institute, Birmingham
17.10 – O2 Ritz, Manchester **sold out**
18.10 – Electric Ballroom, London **sold out**
20.10 – O2 Academy Islington, London **extra date**
About CALL ME AMOUR
Mixing dark electronica with sonic guitars, CALL ME AMOUR craft their music to evoke emotion. Inspire and be inspired – Whether that be through a feeling, losing yourself at a live show, finding a memory, or a change.Before touring last year supporting Against the Current, The Hara and Pop Evil, and before CALL ME AMOUR even existed, these musicians had their own journeys discovering themselves on the road and fuelling their addiction to the stage. Whether it be signing to Sony Music, playing the London Astoria, Brixton Academy, Download Festival, performing on Top of The Pops, performing in the west end musical ‘Wicked’, touring with bands like Limp Bizkit and Papa Roach, their individual achievements in previous outfits were impressive to say the least.But in what seemed like a blink, their journeys were over, over by design, over because they all individually walked away due to money, politics or other factors. Years passed, new lives and self discovery built bridges to what was important. Long-standing friendships, admiration for each other’s abilities and the love for what music can do and be brought CALL ME AMOUR together.
