Call Me Amour include Bristol's Exchange for debut UK headline tour
Posted on: 28 Apr 2025Alt rock band Call Me Amour have included Bristol as part of their debut UK headline tour and will be live at Exchange on Wednesday 10 December 2025.
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Following their recent tours with Set It Off and Elliot Minor and the release of their brand new self-titled EP earlier this year, UK four-piece Call Me Amour have revealed details about their debut headline tour. With a flawless reputation for their live shows and a wealth of critically acclaimed performances under their belts, the six date run will see the band take their intense and energetic live performances all over the UK this December, continuing their ascension through the ranks of the British alt scene.
Speaking on the tour, the band shares:
“You may have seen Call Me Amour over the years tour with bands like You Me At Six, Set It Off and Against The Current but the band will be take our first steps in to unknown territory this year, as we announce our first UK headline tour. Having our own production and heart beat to a show is something we’ve been thinking about and developing for a long time. If you’ve seen us before these shows will be levels above what you know and if you haven’t caught a live show yet, this isn’t just a set list - it’s a full experience.”
For more information on tickets, head to the band's official website here. Full list of tour dates below:
CALL ME AMOUR HEADLINE UK TOUR 2025
04/12 - Garage Attic, Glasgow
06/12 - Asylum 2, Birmingham
07/12 - Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds
10/12 - The Exchange, Bristol
11/12 - The Lower Third, London
12/12 - Deaf Institute, Manchester
Photo credit: Bradley Holman
About Call Me Amour
Call Me Amour is a dynamic UK-based alternative rock band known for their fusion of dark electronica, heavy guitar riffs, and emotive songwriting. Formed by vocalist Harry Radford (formerly of Yashin) and guitarist Geoff Murphy, the band also includes drummer Danny Hall and bassist Arran Lomax. Their music blends elements of rock, electronic, and pop, creating a unique sound that resonates with a diverse audience.
Origins and Evolution
The inception of Call Me Amour was somewhat serendipitous. After Yashin disbanded, Radford returned to the Isle of Man, where he and Murphy began collaborating on acoustic projects. Their creative synergy led them to incorporate EDM elements, eventually evolving into a full-fledged band. Despite the challenges of emerging from the Isle of Man's limited music scene, their determination and unique sound have propelled them onto the UK and European stages.
Musical Style and Influences
Call Me Amour's music is characterized by a blend of alternative metal and dark electronic elements. Their sound is influenced by a diverse range of artists, including Bring Me The Horizon, Bad Omens, Nirvana, and even pop acts like Justin Bieber. This eclectic mix results in a sound that is both heavy and melodic, appealing to fans across various genres.
Debut EP: Call Me Amour
Released on February 7, 2025, their self-titled debut EP showcases the band's versatility and collaborative spirit. The five-track record includes:
"Happy Hell": An energetic opener with a bone-crunching bassline and dynamic vocals.
"Bloom": Features Scott Kennedy of Bleed From Within, blending ominous synths with heavy guitars.
"Good Day": An upbeat track featuring Mikey Chapman of Mallory Knox, highlighting the band's pop-rock sensibilities.
"Where’s The Chemistry": A song about the complexities of achieving one's dreams, accompanied by a POV-style music video.
"Dreams": A haunting finale that merges '80s-inspired goth-pop with modern rock elements.
The EP was produced by George Perks, known for his work with Enter Shikari and You Me At Six, and was recorded at Vada Studios in Alcester.
Live Performances and Recognition
Call Me Amour has built a reputation for their electrifying live performances, characterized by Radford's engaging stage presence and the band's cohesive energy. They have supported acts like Pop Evil, Against The Current, You Me At Six, and Set It Off. Their first headline show at Camden Underworld in London was a sold-out success.
In February 2025, Amazon Music recognized them as the "Breakthrough Artist," featuring the band on a prominent billboard in Leicester Square, London.
Looking Ahead
With a growing fanbase and critical acclaim, Call Me Amour is poised for a promising future. Their innovative blend of genres and emotive storytelling continue to captivate audiences, making them a standout act in the modern rock scene.
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