Richard Ashcroft Announces New Album 'Lovin' You' and Tour with Oasis Reunion

July 2, 2025
Richard Ashcroft Announces New Album 'Lovin' You' and Tour with Oasis Reunion
  • Richard Ashcroft, the lead singer of The Verve, has announced the release of his seventh solo album titled 'Lovin' You', set for October 3, 2025.

  • The album opens with the lead single 'Lover', which incorporates elements of Joan Armatrading's classic 'Love And Affection' and is currently receiving airplay on UK radio.

  • Co-produced with Chris Potter and Emre Ramazanoglu, 'Lovin' You' features a variety of musical styles, including acoustic ballads, indie rock, Americana, and soul, focusing on intimate themes of love and support.

  • The announcement of the album coincides with Ashcroft's upcoming tour, where he will support Oasis on their Live '25 reunion tour starting July 4, 2025, in Cardiff.

  • Expressing excitement for the tour, Ashcroft noted the significance of performing alongside Noel and Liam Gallagher for their first live gigs together in 16 years.

  • Ashcroft has a long-standing friendship with the Gallagher brothers, dating back decades, which adds depth to the upcoming tour.

  • With a storied career, Ashcroft has won two Ivor Novello Awards and achieved significant success with The Verve and his solo work, including multiple UK #1 albums.

  • This new album marks Ashcroft's first collection of new material since 2018's 'Natural Rebel', although he released 'Acoustic Hymns, Vol. 1' in 2021.

  • The album includes the single 'Lover', which marks Ashcroft's first original song in seven years.

  • The upcoming tour will feature sold-out shows across several UK and Ireland venues, including Cardiff's Principality Stadium and London's Wembley Stadium.

  • 'Lovin' You' will be available in various formats, including standard black vinyl, CD, cassette, and digital, along with exclusive limited edition color vinyls.

  • Ashcroft credited the songwriting of Noel and Liam Gallagher for inspiring his own music, recalling the joy and influence of their earlier works.

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