Stevie Nimmo announces Sky Won’t Fall
Exclusive: Solo album will arrive in March and he’ll tour the UK with Ben Poole
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Stevie Nimmo will release his latest solo album Sky Won’t Fall on March 4.
He and his brother Alan announced in June last year that they’d take a break from playing together in the Nimmo Brothers to concentrated on individual projects. Alan has been concentrating on King King, while Stevie’s been focusing on his solo work.
Stevie says: “I wanted Sky Won’t Fall to have as broad a musical spectrum as possible to showcase a bit of every side of my song writing.
“There’s rock, blues, country, pop-rock and even acoustic. It really is a good representation of what I do.”
The album, produced by King King drummer Wayne Proctor, will be released via Manhaton Records.
Nimmo has also announced a co-headline tour of the UK with guitarist Ben Poole. The run of shows starts on February 4 in Kendal and wraps up in Sheffield on May 22.
Sky Won’t Fall tracklist
- Chains Of Hope
- Roll The Dice Again
- Change
- Running On Back To You
- Walk The Thin Line
- I’ll Pray For You
- Still Hungry
- Gambler’s Roll
- Lovin’ Might Do Us Good
- Love You More Tonight
Stevie Nimmo and Ben Poole UK tour dates
Feb 04: Kendal Bootleggers Bar
Feb 05: York Fibbers
Feb 07: Leicester The Musician
Feb 11: London The Half Moon
Feb 12: Darlington The Forum Music Centre
Feb 13: Bingley Arts Centre
Feb 14: Worthing Southern Pier Pavilion
Mar 17: Shoreham-by-Sea Ropetackle Arts
Mar 18: Baron Upon Humber Ropery Hall
Mar 19: Durham Mickleton R’N’B
Mar 20: Kinross The Green Hotel
Mar 21: Oxford The Haven
Apr 29: Sutton Boom Boom Club
Apr 30: Selby Arts Centre
May 04: Newcastle The Cluny
May 05: Stirling The Tollbooth
May 06: Glasgow Oran Mor
May 07: Aberdeen Cafe Drummond
May 11: Cheltenham Vonnies
May 12: Chislehurst Beaverwood Club
May 13: Southampton Talking Heads
May 14: Hartlepool Supporters Club
May 19: Farnham The Maltings
May 20: Newbuty Arlington Sports Centre
May 21: Derby The Flowerpot
May 22: Sheffield Greystones
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