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Everything Is Connected: The Best Of Blancmange UK tour

Neil Arthur’s Blancmange was soon among the vanguard of synth pop artists sweeping the 80s after the release of their first album, Happy Families. Formed by Arthur on vocals and guitar and Stephen Luscombe on keys in the late 70s, their 1982 debut included the hits ‘Living on the Ceiling’ and ‘Waves’.

Their experimental second studio album, Mange Tout, followed two years later, which featured popular tracks such as ‘Don't Tell Me’, ‘Blind Vision’ and a cover of ABBA’s ‘The Day Before You Came’, which famously charted higher than the original. Third LP, Believe You Me, was released in 1995, which Smash Hits called “a selection of songs so varied yet simple that they make the whole thing seem practically effortless.”

The pair parted ways after performing at a Greenpeace concert in London in 1986, but reunited in 2011 for Blanc Burn. The following years were his most prolific, releasing a string of albums including the five-parted Nil By Mouth, Commuter 23 and Private View. After a UK tour with fellow synth pop mainstay Howard Jones, in autumn 2023 Arthur announced Blancmange’s first ever Best Of tour entitled Everything Is Connected, which stops at cities including London, Glasgow, Nottingham and Leeds in May and June 2024.

Setlists

    1. 1The Day Before You Came (ABBA cover)
    2. 2Blind Vision
    3. 3Reduced Voltage
    4. 4Feel Me
    5. 5Waves
    6. 6Some Times These
    7. 7What's the Time?
    8. 8Living on the Ceiling
    9. 9Don't Tell Me
    1. Vishnu
    2. 1Again, I Wait for the World
    3. 2Reduced Voltage
    4. 3I've Seen the Word
    5. 4Feel Me
    6. 5Mindset
    7. 6The Western
    8. 7God's Kitchen
    9. 8Game Above My Head
    10. 9Drive Me
    11. 10Last Night (I Dreamt I Had a Job)
    12. 11Waves
    13. 12Distant Storm
    14. 13Some Times These
    15. 14We Are the Chemicals
    16. 15What's the Time?
    17. 16Living on the Ceiling
    18. 17Blind Vision

  2. Encore

    1. 18The Day Before You Came (ABBA cover)
    2. 19Don't Tell Me
    1. Vishnu
    2. 1Again, I Wait for the World
    3. 2Reduced Voltage
    4. 3I've Seen the Word
    5. 4Feel Me
    6. 5Mindset
    7. 6The Western
    8. 7God's Kitchen
    9. 8Game Above My Head
    10. 9Drive Me
    11. 10Last Night (I Dreamt I Had a Job)
    12. 11Waves
    13. 12Distant Storm
    14. 13Some Times These
    15. 14We Are the Chemicals
    16. 15What's the Time?
    17. 16Living on the Ceiling
    18. 17Blind Vision

  2. Encore

    1. 18The Day Before You Came (ABBA cover)
    2. 19Don't Tell Me
    1. 1Again, I Wait for the World
    2. 2Reduced Voltage
    3. 3I've Seen the Word
    4. 4Feel Me
    5. 5Mindset
    6. 6The Western
    7. 7God's Kitchen
    8. 8Game Above My Head
    9. 9Drive Me
    10. 10Last Night (I Dreamt I Had a Job)
    11. 11Waves
    12. 12Distant Storm
    13. 13Some Times These
    14. 14We Are the Chemicals
    15. 15What's the Time?
    16. 16Living on the Ceiling
    17. 17Blind Vision

  2. Encore

    1. 18The Day Before You Came (ABBA cover)
    2. 19Don't Tell Me
    1. Vishnu
    2. 1Again, I Wait for the World
    3. 2Reduced Voltage
    4. 3I've Seen the Word
    5. 4Feel Me
    6. 5Mindset
    7. 6The Western
    8. 7Why Don't They Leave Things Alone?
    9. 8Game Above My Head
    10. 9Drive Me
    11. 10Last Night (I Dreamt I Had a Job)
    12. 11Waves
    13. 12Distant Storm
    14. 13Some Times These
    15. 14We Are the Chemicals
    16. 15What's the Time?
    17. 16Living on the Ceiling
    18. 17Blind Vision

  2. Encore

    1. 18God's Kitchen
    2. 19Don't Tell Me

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