Charlie Cunningham has announced the release date of his highly anticipated third album of unreleased tracks “Frames” (BMG), which will see the light on March 31, 2023.
Without a doubt, it is themost ambitious album by the singer-songwriter until today. In fact, Charlie follows the singer-songwriter roots, but his songs are enriched with references to theart rockto the jazz of the golden era and the neoclassical compositionwhile maintaining the main feature of all his works, i.e. immediacy and essentiality.
“We are the sum of the aspects that combine to define our personalities and these songs are conversations between all those aspects that determine mine. Learning to accept, or even embrace, the conflicting parts of ourselves is a matter of self-preservation.”
“Frames” therefore represents another sophisticated evolution of Charlie’s sound and explores the main themes of the human condition: lo love tormentthe spiritualitythe ache and theanxiety caused by the current climatic situation, which continues to question us about the future of our planet.
Charlie Cunningham, “Frame”: the tracklist
- Intro
- Shame I Know
- So It Seems
- Bird’s Eye View
- A Friend of Mine
- Starlings
- Watchful eye
- Downpour
- Pathways
- Water Tower
- End of the night
- Frames
Charlie Cunningham: 2023 tour dates
The announcement of the release date of Charlie Cunningham’s new album was accompanied by the release of the single “So It Seems” and from the announcement of the first dates of headlining tours of the singer-songwriter, of which we report the calendar with all the appointments confirmed so far.
- February 21st – United States, Los Angeles, Gold Diggers
- March 1 – United States, Brooklyn, National Sawdust
- 11 April – United Kingdom, London, Lafayette
- 14 April – United Kingdom, Manchester, Band on the Wall
- 15 April – Ireland, Dublin, Liberty Hall
- April 17 – United Kingdom, Glasgow, St. Luke’s
- April 19 – United Kingdom, Bristol, St. George’s
- April 20 – United Kingdom, Brighton, CHALK
- 25 April – Switzerland, Zürich, Kaufleuten
- 27 April – Austria, Vienna, Arena
- April 28 – Germany, Munich, Isarphilharmonie
- April 29 – Germany, Leipzig, Felsenkeller
- 1 May – Germany, Hamburg, Laeiszhalle – Grosser Saal
- 2 May – Germany, Cologne, Gloria Theatre
- 4 May – Germany, Berlin, Admiralspalast
- 5 May – Germany, Frankfurt, Sankt Peter
- 6 May – Germany, Dortmund, Konzerthaus
- 8 May – Netherlands, Amsterdam, Paradiso
- 9 May – Belgium, Antwerp, De Roma
- 10 May – France, Paris, La Maroquinerie
- May 12th – Spain, Barcelona, Razzmatazz
- 13 May – Spain, Valencia, Sala Jerusalem
- 14 May – Spain, Madrid, Teatro Eslava
Access to pre-sales for the concerts to be held in the UK and Europe will be available from 10:00 GMT on Wednesday 23 November on the website www.charliecunningham.com.
Born in 1998, in the last 4 years he has collaborated with various radio stations. At night he reviews music, during the day he talks about it with artists. Nostalgic and empathetic, she often writes on rainy days. The music? A memory without origin that has overturned every perspective.