Snow Patrol launch new album at the opera!

The band play a grand London venue

Snow Patrol launched new album ‘Eyes Open’ with a free gig in the grand surroundings of London’s Royal Opera House this afternoon (April 26).

The band were joined by a choir as they ran through a host of selections from the record, out next week (May 1), as well as a bunch of old classics.

The choir appeared for new songs ‘Hands Open’ and ‘Shut Your Eyes’, and then later for another new song, ‘The Finish Line’.

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Snow Patrol also played ‘It’s Beginning To Get To Me’ and ‘Chasing Cars’ from the new album, and finished with new single ‘You’re All I Have’.

Frontman Gary Lightbody was on good form as he said to the crowd: “What a beautiful venue, eh? It’s a bit like playing in a train station.”

The set was:

‘Wow’

‘Chocolate’

‘It’s Beginning To Get To Me’

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‘Spitting Games’

‘Hands Open’

‘Shut Your Eyes’

‘Chasing Cars’

‘How To Be Dead’

‘The Finish Line’

‘Run’

‘You’re All I Have’

The show was the first of six gigs Vodafone are running called To Be Announced. It’s going to be shown this weekend on E4, to be repeated on Channel 4 on May 5 at 11pm.

For the definitive review of Snow Patrol‘s new album ‘Eyes Open’ get this week’s NME, dated April 29, on sale now at all good newsagents.

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