London Grammar Archives

Bruno Major, brother of Dot Major from London Grammar, has a new song ‘We Were Never Really Friends’.

London Grammar’s Dot Major has released his debut solo single, ‘Bear’.

Nordoff Robbins, the UK’s largest music therapy charity, is delighted to announce the return of its prestigious annual O2 Silver Clef Awards, which will honour artists from across the music industry at a star-studded award ceremony to be held on Friday 1st July at JW Marriott, Grosvenor House, London.

UK group London Grammar land their first ever No.1 album in Australia this week as their third studio album “Californian Soil” debuts at the top here and in their homeland.

London Grammar have locked in Australian dates for early 2022 off the back of their third album ‘California Soul’.

77 punters who attended the Falls Festival in Lorne in 2016 will divvy up nearly $7 million after a court award damages against the festival owners Ash Sounds Pty Ltd.

Congratulations to London Grammar, who go straight in at Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart with their second album, Truth Is A Beautiful Thing.

London Grammar’s debut album If You Wait managed to peak at Number 2 on the Official Albums Chart, and it appears that their new record is going to go one better.

London Grammar will perform two shows in Sydney at the Opera House in September.

All of this week on Beats 1, London Grammar are Julie’s UK Represent ahead of their new album dropping this Friday. They discuss the new album, working with Paul Epworth, their favourite moment from this album, creating the track list, the track ‘Oh Woman, Oh Man’, Elton John calling them, being into Mabel and Loyle

London Grammar have revealed two new songs with videos for ‘Oh Woman’ and ‘Oh Man’.

London Grammar released new music ‘Rooting For You’ on New Year’s Day 2017.

Organisers of the Falls Festival in Lorne wish to contact patrons injured at the festival this weekend.

The Falls Festival line-up for 2016/2017 is one of the best in years with Grouplove, The Avalanches, London Grammar and The Rubens heading an international bill.

London Grammar will head back to Australia to play the Falls Festival over New Year but they won’t be playing any sideshows.

Jazz Summers, the one time manager of Wham, The Verve, Snow Patrol and Scissor Sisters, has died at the age of 71 after a battle with lung cancer.

Splendour In The Grass are offering refunds to London Grammar fans who purchased tickets to see the band at Splendour.

The Presets are the last minute addition to Splendour In The Grass, replacing London Grammar who pulled out of the event overnight due to the illness of Hannah Reid.