Joanne Shaw Taylor outlines Wild album and tour
Joanne Shaw Taylor will release 5th studio album Wild in September, backed with UK tour

Joanne Shaw Taylor has confirmed the launch of her fifth studio album, Wild, on September 30.
She’ll support the release with a UK tour during October and November, following on from her support slots with Wilko Johnson this month.
Wild, produced by Joe Bonamassa collaborator Kevin Shirley, was recorded in Nashville, and it’ll be available in standard CD, deluxe CD, standard vinyl and deluxe double vinyl editions.
Shaw Taylor says: “This headline tour will be taking me to venues I’ve not been to before, in some beautiful towns, where I hope my fans will enjoy a fantastic atmosphere.”
She’ll be supported by rising star Aaron Keylock.
Album pre-ordering is available now, with all copies to be signed by Taylor. Tour tickets are on sale via The Gig Cartel.
Joanne Shaw Taylor Wild UK tour
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