Dave Eringa To Produce 10th Studio Album

The Proclaimers ended their last 2 year World tour in October 2013 in spectacular fashion when for their final gig they became the first Scottish based band to perform at the newly opened Hydro Arena in Glasgow.

Since then Craig and Charlie have focused exclusively on writing a new album and with that creative process now finally completed, they head to the studio later this month in cahoots with the band, Stevie Christie, Garry John Kane, Zac Ware and Clive Jenner to record their 10th studio album.

Craig and Charlie are thrilled to have producer Dave Eringa at the helm. Dave has a wealth of great productions behind him including many albums with Manic Street Preachers and Idlewild. This year he has enjoyed a UK Gold album producing Wilko Johnson & Roger Daltrey’s ‘Going Back Home’. Dave produced and mixed the new single from The Who, ‘Be Lucky’ and has just produced a Roger Daltrey solo album.

All Together Now

Craig & Charlie have recorded vocals along with a host of stars for The Peace Collective recording of The Farms ‘All Together Now’,  a charity single on behalf of The British Red Cross and The Shorncliffe Trust.

This Christmas is the  100th anniversary of the Christmas Day Truce, during World War One, which inspired The Farm’s 1990 hit All Together Now.  On the western front in Ypres, Belgium, British and German soldiers downed their arms on Christmas Day and gathered in no man’s land between their lines to exchange food and presents and to play football.

The Proclaimers Altogether Now The Proclaimers Altogether Now

The Peace Collective single will be released on 15th December.
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www.scotsman.com/what-s-on/music/charity-first-world-war-song-to-take-on-x-factor-1-3594265

www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-29894441

500 Miles charity event – The BIG Dinner

On 7th March 2015, 500 miles is holding the BIG dinner – a major fundraising event which aims to raise over £500,000 in a single night. The event consists of hundreds of separate dinners eaten all over the world, some of which will be showcased in a special web-stream broadcast.

Every dinner will bring new life and hope to someone in Africa who needs an artificial limb or limb support, to help them achieve mobility or full body function. All you have to do is host a dinner – or make sure you get invited to one. If you can’t cook or don’t want to, you can always host a carry out get together!

Info at www.500miles.co.uk

A wonderful version of 500 miles with lyrics adapted for the charity written by Ian Lawson and recorded by a Malawi gospel band and Edinburgh Academy Junior School choir.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3wwtxvwBfY&list=UUdmN3fla2mUIGaUVGxfvEqw