Louise - Confession (single) + Confessions (TOP TEN ALBUM!) (1 Viewer)

Back in the top 30 (on the Record Store charts) on the back of the RSD Turquoise Vinyl release. :disco:

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She appears to have outsold SEB, which I’m taking as a minor gay victory for her.
 
Tour announcement being heavily signposted for next week on her socials.

It’s being marketed as a Confessions tour so I assume a re-release must be on the cards, given she’s also been in the studio.
 
The One Show just keeps bringing it with the star power :disco: I'll be tuning in. Shame we arent getting an acoustic perf too for this bleak beige Tuesday!
 
Yep, its a TOUR - April 2027

The Naked Confessions tour
 
Timothy Spall looks VERY UNIMPRESSED! :D

Although that's just his face I think.
 
Can't see any dates/venues online yet - tickets avail this friday 22nd.

I'll definitely be going :disco:
 
Cadogan Hall is a great venue but pretty tiny. I saw a choir there last year.

I think she could build up to ten dates but I guess she is seeing how it goes. There are quite a few 'No scotland! Come to Scotland!' comments so far.
 
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I mean it is happening a cool 23 months after the original album release…

Still hoping there’ll be another album or reissue forthcoming. I imagine she’ll be staggering any major announcements though.
 
Yes, I’d say calling that a tour (so far) is a a push, I was going to say stretch but remembered that’s a song of hers, but I understand the caution.

I’d definitely go and see her if she was playing somewhere not too far from where I live, I doubt I’d go to a big effort but I hope it goes well for her. I’ve been warming to her more and more over the years.
 
I’m tempted, but I only saw her in October and am seeing her in July in Margate, so think I’ll miss it. Hopefully it sells well for her and she can add a few more dates.
 
Got some very decent seats for Manchester, rather pleased.
 
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And did we hear you say you’re back in the studio?

I am! Last time I did Hoopla I did a news song, and this year, when I was in the studio with Jon, he was like, “Are we going to do a new song for Hoopla?” It’s a really good bop, everyone’s going to love it. Lyrically it’s very strong, I can’t wait. Me and Jon have such a great partnership, and Miranda Cooper wrote this new one. It’s very feel good, but also quite ballsy.

We remember you saying that the brief with Confessions was ‘I’m not a heritage act’ – you’re up there with the big pop girls…​

There's a time and a place for the heritage part of my career to come in, but I'm just not there yet. I’ve got more to say now than I ever have, I’m keeping on going!

What is it you now feel ready to say as an artist?​

I’ve got into a place of not being scared to show any vulnerability, that life isn't always perfect. For a long time I was very nervous about that ever being seen. It’s having the ability to be vulnerable and honest, but from a positive. I think I definitely showed that on Confessions, and that's just going to carry on coming through on the next album.


Ooh, a ‘next album’! When can we expect that? Next year?​

I hope so. That's my plan. I mean, I've been in the studio and we've done a few songs. I've still got a long way to go, but I’m really enjoying songwriting and being on that creative level.


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Sounds great! And rather pointed at a certain gruesome twosome :side-eye:
 
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Powerhouse Promo! This should sell out the Cadogan Hall.
 
Ranking Louise's MASTERPIECES

1. Confessions
2. Heavy Love
3. Woman In Me
4. Naked
5. Elbow Beach

Honestly, as much as the bar wasn't massively high, I'm so proud of her for coming back with the best two albums of her career at this point.

But yes, the Woman In Me 30th Anniversary Arena Tour is going to be LIT. :disco:
 
1. Woman In Me
2. Naked
3. Confessions
4. Elbow Beach
5. Heavy Love

But all are rather good. Very much one woman Atomic Kitten but far better voice and tunes that her crap streaming would indicate.

I know it’s appalling but Arms Around The World and Let’s Go Round Again are still two of my favourite tunes ever. Mixture of coming of age and not having full access to them (where I was living and lack of internet at the time so having to buy TOTP cassettes to get them!) has cemented them to me as classics :disco:
 
I've just got into a fight with AI asking if Louise has ever spoken about Shut Up & Kiss Me where I was given an answer that she had, then when I asked for a direct quote the answer eventually came to be a no. I can't go on like this..
 
1. Woman In Me
2. Naked
3. Confessions
4. Elbow Beach
5. Heavy Love

But all are rather good. Very much one woman Atomic Kitten but far better voice and tunes that her crap streaming would indicate.

I know it’s appalling but Arms Around The World and Let’s Go Round Again are still two of my favourite tunes ever. Mixture of coming of age and not having full access to them (where I was living and lack of internet at the time so having to buy TOTP cassettes to get them!) has cemented them to me as classics :disco:

I love you Devz but in what world is Heavy Love her weakest overall ALBAM?! :D
 
Ranking Louise's MASTERPIECES

1. Confessions
2. Heavy Love
3. Woman In Me
4. Naked
5. Elbow Beach

Honestly, as much as the bar wasn't massively high, I'm so proud of her for coming back with the best two albums of her career at this point.

But yes, the Woman In Me 30th Anniversary Arena Tour is going to be LIT. :disco:

Confessions is one of those gay pop music albums with minimal to no skips.
 

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