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Courtney Marie Andrews to play live in Brighton

by Nick Linazasoro
Monday 3 Oct, 2022 at 3:44PM
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Courtney Marie Andrews to play live in Brighton

Courtney Marie Andrews is heading to Brighton

Courtney Marie Andrews is heading to Brighton

Grammy-nominated and critically-acclaimed songwriter Courtney Marie Andrews returns with ‘These Are The Good Old Days’; a new single from her forthcoming album ‘Loose Future’, which arrives on 7th October via Fat Possum.

The new music arrives as Courtney announces a run of UK & European headline dates for 2023, following a series of intimate in-store shows in October 2022.

New single ‘These Are The Good Old Days’, was inspired by a favourite saying of Courtney’s uncle, and is a gently-arranged reminder to live in the moment.

The Local Record Stores red vinyl edition of Courtney’s new album

The single is the third to be released from ‘Loose Future’, which was announced in June with the breezy and synth-abetted ‘Satellite’ and the album’s arresting title track. Her latest single arrives on the heels of a US tour supporting Wilco, that came about after Jeff Tweedy caught Andrews’ set at the Black Deer Festival in the UK and invited her on stage to perform Wilco’s ‘California Stars’.

“‘These are the good old days’ is a saying my uncle always says to try and remind us of the beauty of the now,” she explains. “I tend to always live in a constant state of hindsight being 20/20, and I wanted to write this as a sort of mantra to honour my family’s sentiment. I also genuinely wanted to write a feel-good song after such a dark few years. Even in the saddest of times, there are little moments you’ll always look back on with a fondness that don’t seem so sad after all— they seem perfectly placed.”

Resident music will host the instore performance and signing on Tuesday 11th October 2022 (pic Drew Easton)

In support of the LP, Courtney has just announced a tour in the UK/EU which this month includes seven intimate instore appearances across the UK, including an instore live performance and album signing at Resident music in Kensington Gardens, Brighton on Saturday 8th October. Details of this can be found HERE.

The Old Market will host Courtney’s 2023 Brighton & Hove concert date (pic Nick Linazasoro)

Courtney will then be heading out on tour from 1st March 2023, where she will be playing eight UK Concerts and eleven European dates right across the month. The date of interest locally will be Thursday 9th March 2023, when Courtney will be playing live in Hove at The Old Market. Purchase your tickets for this concert HERE.

All tour dates and ticket information can be found at www.courtneymarieandrews.com

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