The Jesus and Mary Chain will celebrate their 40th year in 2024. To mark the occasion, brothers Jim and William Reid have announced a new album and headlining tour. Glasgow Eyes is out March 8 via Fuzz Club. “Jamcod” is the album’s lead single; check out its video and the band’s tour dates below.
“People should expect a Jesus and Mary Chain record, and that’s certainly what Glasgow Eyes is,” Jim Reid said in a statement. “Our creative approach is remarkably the same as it was in 1984, just hit the studio and see what happens. We went in with a bunch of songs and let it take its course. There are no rules, you just do whatever it takes. And there’s a telepathy there—we are those weird not-quite twins that finish each other’s sentences.”
Glasgow Eyes follows the Jesus and Mary Chain’s 2017 comeback album, Damage and Joy.
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Glasgow Eyes:
01 Venal Joy
02 American Born
03 Mediterranean X Film
04 Jamcod
05 Discotheque
06 Pure Poor
07 The Eagles and the Beatles
08 Silver Strings
09 Chemical Animal
10 Second of June
11 Girl 71
12 Hey Lou Reid
The Jesus and Mary Chain:
03-22 Manchester, England – Albert Hall
03-25 Dublin, Ireland – Olympia
03-26 Belfast, Northern Ireland – Limelight 1
03-27 Edinburgh, Scotland – Usher Hall
03-30 London, England – Roundhouse
04-02 Copenhagen, Denmark – Amager Bio
04-03 Gothenburg, Sweden – Pustervik
04-05 Oslo, Norway – Rockefeller
04-06 Stockholm, Sweden – Munich Brewery
04-07 Malmo, Sweden – Plan B
04-09 Hamburg, Germany – Markthalle
04-11 Berlin, Germany – Huxleys
04-12 Cologne, Germany – Live Music Hall
04-13 Paris, France – Elysée Montmartre
04-15 Geneva, Switzerland – L’Usine
04-16 Winterthur, Switzerland – Salzhaus
04-17 Milan, Italy – Alcatraz
04-19 Krems, Austria – Donaufestival
04-20 Heidelberg, Germany – Halle O2
04-21 Tilburg, Netherlands – Roadburn Festival
04-23 Brussels, Belgium – Ancienne Belgique
04-24 The Hague, Netherlands – Paard
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