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Get ready for an early Christmas gift in the form of "Endless Night"; the mind-blowing follow-up to Isaac Howlett's hugely successful solo debut "House of Cards". It's set to release digitally on Friday 13th December.

An orchestral waltz in 3/4 time, "Endless Night" utilises a grand piano, sparse percussion and lush strings, slowing the tempo and ramping the "feels" up to eleven. Isaac's ever-poignant lyrics are lifted by a magical soundscape that builds to an epic crescendo under the deft hand of producer Walter Kazmier.


A physical release is planned for early in the new year, bringing together "House of Cards" and "Endless Night" on vinyl and CD for the first time, with remixes coming from DSTR (Daniel Myer) and Emmon, both slated to perform at the upcoming "Empathy Fest" in February. "Endless Night" can be pre-saved on Spotify and pre-ordered on Bandcamp now:


Apart from that, Empathy Test has two more shows this year: a headline performance at Basement in Copenhagen with support from Eckotrigger on 29th November and a first-time main stage appearance at Plage Noire in Germany on 30th November.

Thanks for reading, and we hope to see somewhere you soon.

Empathy Test

 
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Upcoming Events
 
 
Friday, November 29
Basement  •  Copenhagen, DK  •  8:30pm
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Saturday, February 15
Der Anker  •  Leipzig, DE  •  6:00pm
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Out today!!

"Kvædi"

Stunning new album from Teitur and Girls in Airports
Listen to Kvaedi here...
Watch the brand new video for Angankári, out today...
Come and see Teitur and Girls in Airports at the album launch shows in Copenhagen or Aarhus.

TICKETS HERE

Feeling festive?
Teitur co-wrote this lovely winter song with Danish artist Vilma.
And it's out today, here's your chance to 
listen.
It means something like..It can't be snow...


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Scissor Sisters return to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their No.1 debut album.

2024 marks the 20-year anniversary of the band’s debut album Scissor Sisters, one of the UK’s 40 best-sellers of all time. To celebrate this, the era-defining pop disruptors – lead singer Jake Shears plus multi-instrumentalist Babydaddy and guitarist Del Marquis – will fill the UK’s arenas next May with their signature mix of showmanship, songcraft and galvanising queer energy.

The album Scissor Sisters was the best-selling album in the UK of 2004, selling over 3 million copies globally (a staggering 2 million of these were UK sales). Ranked as the 20th biggest-selling album of the 21st century in the UK and the 35th biggest-selling album of all time, the album went 9 x Platinum in the UK, and won three BRIT Awards in 2005, including Best International Album, Best International Group and Best International Breakthrough Act, making Scissor Sisters the first act ever to win all three international categories.

The band are already batting around setlist ideas but plan to perform every single track from the album on the tour. They will also cherry-pick highlights from their three subsequent albums, 2006’s Ta-Dah, 2010’s Night Work and 2012’s Magic Hour, which contain some of the band’s biggest hits and most cherished fan favourites.

The Scissor Sisters 2025 live experience will have a different dynamic as singer Ana Matronic has decided not to join the tour as she has other projects she is focusing on right now. “The 20th anniversary only happens once and now has to be the time for us to celebrate that album”, says BabyDaddy.

“We’ve spent a lot of time collectively thinking about what we can add to our show that isn’t a ‘replacement’ for Ana in any way,” Del says. “She’s part of the spirit of this band and we want to honour that.”

For Jake, reconvening as a trio adds to the “fun challenge” of working out what their live show looks and feels like after 12 years away. “The way I see it is this,” he adds, “If it’s gonna be different, why not make it an interesting kind of different?”

Scissor Sisters 2025  Arena Tour Dates

Fri 16 May – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
Sat 17 May – Glasgow, Ovo Hydro
Mon 19 May – Bournemouth, International Centre
Tue 20 May – Cardiff, Utilita Arena
Wed 21 May – Manchester, Co-op Live
Fri 23 May – London, The 02
Sat 24 May – Leeds, First Direct Arena
Sun 25 May – Birmingham, Utilita Arena
Tue 27 May – Belfast, Sse Arena
Wed 28 May – Dublin, 3Arena

Tickets will go on pre-sale on Wednesday 6 November at 9am, with the general on sale Friday 8 November at 9am here.

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