The Magic Gang release self-care anthem ‘Make Time For Change’ and announce tour

The Brighton band's new song serves as "a reminder to look after yourself"

The Magic Gang have released sprightly new single ‘Make Time For Change’ as they share details of a headline tour next year.

‘Make Time For Change’ is described as the Brighton band’s take on Northern Soul and comes with an important message: to look after yourself. Lead singer Gus Taylor said the song serves as “a reminder to look after yourself and to encourage yourself to do the things that make you feel good.”

The single, which is the second cut from their forthcoming album ‘Death Of The Party’ (release date revised to August 28), follows ‘What Have You Got To Lose’ shared back in March, as well as ‘Take Back The Track’, and lead single ‘Think’.

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It’s accompanied by an animated video made by Laura Jayne Hodkin, which depicts joyous imagery of a summer garden.

Hodkin said of the track: “I loved the positive messages of the song and wanted to make a fun video that really expressed the same carefree, upbeat attitude!”

‘Make Time For Change’ features on the vinyl ‘Bonus Edition’ and digital formats of The Magic Gang’s new album (pre-order bundles here).

The band have also announced their headline tour for 2021. See dates, including some support slots with Blossoms, below.

MARCH 2021
Sunday 7 – Dublin, Academy 2
Monday 8 – Carlisle, Old Fire Station
Tuesday 9 – Liverpool, Arts Club
Thursday 11 – Cardiff, Tramshed
Friday 12 – Birmingham, 02 Institute 2
Saturday 13 – Gloucester, Guildhall
Monday 15 – Nottingham, Rock City
Tuesday 16 – Southampton, The 1865
Wednesday 17 – Brighton, Chalk
Thursday 18 – London, EartH
Friday 19 – Norwich, Waterfront
Sunday 21 – Manchester, O2 Ritz
Tuesday 23 – Newcastle, O2 Academy 1 (with Blossoms)
Wednesday 24 – Glasgow, O2 Academy (with Blossoms)
Thursday 25 – Aberdeen, Lemon Tree
Friday 26 – Hull, Arena (with Blossoms)
Saturday 27 – Leeds, O2 Academy (with Blossoms)
Monday 29 – London, O2 Forum Kentish Town (with Blossoms)
Tuesday 30 – London, O2 Forum Kentish Town (with Blossoms)
Wednesday 31 – London, O2 Forum Kentish Town (with Blossoms)

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APRIL 2021
Thursday 1 – Oxford, O2 Academy
Friday 2 – Birmingham, 02 Academy (with Blossoms)
Saturday 3 – Manchester, Arena (with Blossoms)

In April, the band shared a series of personalised love songs written by them for fans who have been separated from loved ones during the coronavirus lockdown.

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