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Posted by Pete on January 18th, 2012
Bill’s first of several Work In Progress shows took place at Leicester Square Theatre on Monday night in front of a very lively crowd.
There are now photos of the event on Facebook.
Posted by Pete on December 23rd, 2011
In his seasonal message to the online world, Bill looks back on the tumultuous year of 2011 and in this Winter of Uncertainty chooses to give thanks for the simple things.
Posted by Pete on December 14th, 2011
Here’s the new online video ad for Bill Bailey in Metal for you to watch.
Bill Bailey In Metal CD Video Ad
Don’t forget that the album Bill Bailey in Metal is now available on CD exclusively from the Bill Bailey Online Shop – http://bzz.is/bbim-cd-shop as well as a digital download from iTunes – http://bzz.is/bbim-ituk Amazon – http://bzz.is/im-auk and all the usual download places too.
Posted by Pete on December 6th, 2011
Due to overwhelming demand please note that the Bill Bailey Online Shop is currently out of black ‘Unexpected Item’ Eco shopping bags and the Rule of Three Christmas box set DVDs.
We expect to have these items back in stock on Monday December 12th.
In the meantime we are still stocking our Christmas cards with a difference, Bill Bailey In Metal on CD, the cheapest price for The Bill Bailey Songbook online and a host of other original gift ideas for the Bill Bailey fan in your life.
Posted by Pete on November 29th, 2011
Bill has been shooting a Dandelion Diary at some of venues during his current UK tour.
There are currently four parts to watch on YouTube.
Posted by Pete on November 25th, 2011
Since the album Bill Bailey in Metal was released on download we’ve had a lot of requests for it to be made available in a holdy-onto format.
We always listen to your requests and so we are pleased to announce that you can now buy CD copies in the Bill Bailey Online Shop.
Posted by Pete on November 21st, 2011
Bill will be chatting to Radcliffe & Maconie and playing tracks from the new album “Bill Bailey In Metal” today (Monday 21st of November), on BBC 6 Music between 2 and 3 PM. (Look for it on the BBC iPlayer after today too).
Posted by Pete on November 10th, 2011
Due to proposed TUC industrial action on November 30th Bill Bailey’s Reading Hexagon show will now take place on November 27th.
Ticketsfor the original show on November 30th will be honoured for the new November 27th date.
Ticket holders for the original date requiring refunds will need to approach the the ticket outlet that they used to purchase their tickets to obtain a refund.
http://www.readingarts.com/thehexagon/whatson/event.asp?id=SX9707-A781E9B7
Posted by Pete on November 8th, 2011
A new date has been added to the Dandelion Mind (Gently Modified) UK Tour. It is Sunday December 11 at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London.
Tickets are on sale now via the link on the TOUR PAGE
Posted by Pete on November 1st, 2011
Today sees the launch of the eagerly awaited album Bill Bailey In Metal, a collection of nine solid rock tracks that were forged for Bill’s headline set in the fiery furnace of the Saturn Stage at Sonisphere 2011. Each of these pieces were then hammered into shape in the studio furnace using the voodoo brilliance of a superb band of musical sorcerers..
The track listing is as follows:
Lazer Gazer
Leg of Time (Metal Version)
Love Song (Metal Version)
Apocalyptic News (Metal Version)
Scarborough Fair (Rammstein Style)
Cars (Metal Version)
Das Hokey Kokey (Metal Version)
Oblivion (Metal Version)
Pot Plant Elegy (Metal Version)
Click HERE to download Bill Bailey in Metal from iTunes. (The album is also available from other leading digital download retailers too).
Bill Bailey in Metal should delight both metal and non-metal fans alike as Bill blends his inimitable genre-fusing, with foreign language frolics and meaningful whimsy. These new full studio versions of Bill’s most popular songs are accompanied by two instrumentals in the shape of Lazer Gazer and Pot Plant Elegy (Metal Version), tracks that usually form the musical soundtrack to the short films that have been a regular feature of Bill’s stage show. During the rehearsals for these sessions Bill’s band expanded and twisted these pieces so brilliantly he just knew that they should be included on the album.
Bill is delighted with this album as he believes that he has finally captured these songs as he has always heard them in his head.
Oh and make sure you don’t miss this intimate insight into the album’s recording process on YouTube.
Who stole the Leg of Time?
