King King to release first live album “Live” on October 21st 2016

King King Live cover
Manhaton Records are pleased to announce the release of King King's very first live album “King King Live” – to be released on October 21st, 2016.

King King's first-ever live album dovetails the band's upcoming November 2016 UK tour with special guests Broken Witt Rebels. (See below for tour dates).

A Deluxe Edition 3-disc set, available now to pre-order at Amazon.co.uk, includes two CDs that captures the live energy of King King's sold-out hometown concert at O2 ABC in Glasgow on 14th May 2016, plus a bonus DVD film of the band performing to a sold-out crowd at the Holmfirth Picturedrome on 13th April 2016.

Says King King's lead singer and guitarist, Alan Nimmo: “We are excited about "King King Live" because it's the first time we've ever released a live album. It's a great testament to how our audiences drive us on to perform to the best of our abilities. The audience reaction to the live performances is amazing. This release couldn't have been possible without them”.

Tracklist:

CD 1:
1. Lose Control
2. Wait On Time
3. Waking Up
4. Rush Hour
5. Long History of Love
6. More Than I Can Take

CD 2:
1. You Stopped The Rain
2. Jealousy
3. Crazy
4. All Your Life
5. Stranger to Love
6. Let Love In

Live DVD Tracklist:
1. Lose Control
2. Waking Up
3. Rush Hour
4. A Long History Of Love
5. More Than I Can Take
6. You Stopped The Rain
7. Jealousy
8. Crazy
9. All Your Life
10. Stranger to Love
11. Old Love
12. Let Love In

Live album recorded at The 02 ABC in Glasgow on 14th May 2016
Live DVD recorded at The Picturedrome in Holmfirth on 13th April 2016
All audio recorded by Andy Banfield from Superfly Studios
Mixed By Wayne Proctor and Steve Wright from House of Tone, at Y-Dream Studios
DVD footage by Cat & Owl Films, edited by Matt Robinson
Mastered by: Jon Astley at Close To The Edge Mastering

Having scored three radio hit singles on Planet Rock with the songs “Crazy” and “Hurricane”, and most recently, “Rush Hour”, King King received a nomination for Best New Band at the 2015 Classic Rock Awards. King King followed up with a UK arena tour supporting Thunder that was highlighted at a packed concert at London's Wembley Arena, and as a result, won them over a raft of new rock fans.

King King recently won five awards at the 2016 British Blues Awards including Best Album (“Reaching For The Light”), Best Vocalist (Alan Nimmo), Best Bass Player (Lindsay Coulson), Best Song (“Rush Hour”) and Best Songwriter. Having scored three radio hit singles on Planet Rock with the songs “Crazy” and “Hurricane”, and “Rush Hour”, in 2015 King King received a nomination for Best New Band at the Classic Rock Awards. King King followed up with a UK arena tour supporting Thunder that was highlighted at a London's Wembley Arena, which won them over a raft of new rock fans.

In 2015, “Reaching For The Light”, was voted #1 album by Blues Rock Review. In 2014, King King won a total of five British Blues Awards, including Best Album and Best Band. The nods came from BBC Radio 2 presenter Paul Jones to Classic Rock's The Blues Magazine. Their support slot on John Mayall's 2014 UK tour propelled the band to another level.

In 2013, King King's second album “Standing in the Shadows”, firmly established them as the leading exponents of the British Blues scene. They still retain that accolade today.

The band features Alan Nimmo (vocals, guitar), Lindsay Coulson (bass), Wayne Proctor (drums) and Bob Fridzema (keyboards). Today, King King are the UK's hottest Rock Blues band. They continue to push the envelope.

“We're determined to take King King to new heights”, says Alan Nimmo. “We enjoy winning over new fans. We're also pleased to have Broken Witt Rebels supporting us on our November tour. They are a good example of how a young rock band can connect to their rock and blues influences, while still making it sound fresh and exciting”.

November 2016 UK Tour:
Brighton Old Market – Wed 9th
Norwich Waterfront – Thu 10th
Southampton 1865 – Fri 11th
Frome Cheese & Grain – Thu 17th
Bilston Robin 2 – Fri 18th
Cardiff Tramshed – Sat 19th
Exeter Phoenix – Sun 20th
Aberdeen Lemon Tree – Thu 24th
Edinburgh Queens Hall – Fri 25th
Chester Live Rooms – Sat 26th
Clitheroe Grand – Sun 27th
Islington Assembly – Tue 29th

Weblinks:
www.kingkingblues.com
www.facebook.com/kingkingalannimmo