Craig and Charlie are very happy to be involved with sponsorship for girls’ football at Hibs and thoroughly enjoyed meeting up with some of the talented players.
As the Lead Sponsor of Hibernian Community Club Girls, they help support all eight of the Girls’ Section teams, providing opportunities for more girls to play, develop, and enjoy football in a positive and inclusive environment.
Ahead of The Proclaimers headlining Guilfest on Sunday 5th July, Charlie chats with BBC Radio Surrey.
Let’s Get Married does the trick
The Proclaimers 13th studio album, You May Offend is released on 11th September 2026.
12 new songs recorded at Monmouth’s legendary Rockfield Studios with producer Dave Eringa and the band – Steven Christie (keyboards), Garry John Kane (bass), Zac Ware (guitars) and Clive Jenner (drums) with guest guitarist on three tracks, Manic Street Preachers’ James Dean Bradfield.
1) Knock It Down
2) But It Is
3) Easy Rhyme
4) You May Offend
5) Till The Ink Dries
6) The Grooming
7) A Little Bit Late
8) Anything
9) The Talent Show
10) There’s No Plan
11) In A Year Or Two
12) When You Get There
Album available to pre-order now from our official store: https://theproclaimers.tmstor.es/
Credits
All songs composed by Reid/Reid
Published by Sentric Music Ltd
Produced and mixed by Dave Eringa for 365 Management
Engineered by Tim Lewis & Dave Eringa
Recorded at Rockfield Studios
Mastered by Ed Woods
Vocals – Craig Reid
Vocals & Acoustic Guitar – Charlie Reid
Keyboards – Steven Christie
Bass – Garry John Kane
Drums & Percussion – Clive Jenner
Guitars – Zac Ware & Sean Genockey
Guest guitarist – James Dean Bradfield, electric on Knock It Down & You May Offend, picked acoustic on But It Is
String Arrangements – Andrew Walters
Violin – Tanwen Evans
Violin – Rebekah Alan
Viola – Niamh Aston
Cello – Nathan Stone
Friday 26th June sees the release of the first single from the new album released on 11th September 2026, the title track You May Offend.
Hear – https://proclaimers.lnk.to/YMO
Video created by Emmy & BAFTA award winners, director Douglas Mackinnon (Sherlock, Dr Who, Good Omens) in partnership with Peter Anderson Animation.
Described by Douglas – “Across beaches, rooftops, city and country landscapes, listening machines hear everything in the world. Silent operators search for dangerous thoughts, listening for offensive statements and language. A surreal video about fear, surveillance, free speech and tolerance.”
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