Frank Turner
UK Top 10 Albums 2-18-21 – 2-24-21
graduating from Billy to Joe
Press Releases For January: Here Are The Artists
“flashes of vivid memories from an ancient time with an ex-lover”
"Boston Calling", The Line Up Is Hip As Can Be
I froze my ass off last year at Boston Calling. I gotta say though despite the temperature it was one of the best outdoor events I have ever attended with a great set up and some fabulous staff. Even Boston’s finest (aside from one donut eating wanker) were amazing
Million Dead's "I am the party" Reviewed
“I find myself unable to take it really seriously. He’s just too clean cut and handsome and grown up now for me to look at this with a real critical eye like I would any of his newer work. It’s like something he did in his garage with his college friends.”
Billy Bragg And Frank Turner To Perform Together For Charity (yesssss) In London (not yes)
You can draw a straight line between Joe Strummer through to Billy Bragg, father and son, white riot to spy vs spy, but you can’t continue the line to Frank Turner and we shall not overcome
The Best 5 Albums of 2013 According to Mary Magpie
“This album is reminiscent of their first, and that’s a great thing. They were losing momentum with Ryan Ross and Jon Walker in the band, and by them splitting, it allowed P!ATD to grow into a superband that’s gonna continue releasing fantastic music and making teen girls melt.”
"Onwards and upwards, right, Mary?" Frank Turner At Calvin Theatre Northampton MA November 24th 2013
“”Four Simple Words” is his most famous tune, I’d say. It’s the song that got my friends and I into him in the first place. In that moment, when he sang the first words, the world faded around us. It was an automatic response to turn to the person next to you and begin a dance, no matter how small the space you were in.”
Frank Turner Live at Wembly "Photosynthesis", Reviewed
I am a fan of the tune, because it’s upbeat and stands out from his others and is an anthem of staying young. Not necessarily a tear-jerker, right? Wrong. The performance alone sent shivers down my spine and made me realise that Frank Turner is a way bigger deal than people know.