'They could, and should, be huge' Stephen Dalton, The Times

‘An extraordinary widescreen technicolor epic of a song...
a stunning single by a stunning band’
Tom Robinson, BBC 6Music

Thursday, 29 July 2010

Live on BBC Cambridge from Secret Garden Party Festival...

Along with 20,000 other people we're recovering from a crazy weekend at Secret Garden Party festival. We arrived on Thursday to head straight for The Living Room stage (our favourite stage of the festival, it has to be said!) to perform live for BBC Cambridge. Ellie and myself set up to perform as a duet and waited for the single to start as we couldn't hear the presenter our end. We performed "What Am I If I'm Not Even Dust?" and our cover of Joy Division's "Love Will Tear Us Apart". You can still hear them online here for the next couple of days, and thanks to Kerry for including us in the show:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p008vzl1/The_Audio_Files_22_07_2010/

We then got ready for our full band show later that night. Band members were still arriving and it looked uncertain if we'd all be onsite in time as the queues to get in the festival grew and grew. With seconds to spare we all made it and bashed our way through a frenetic set. We returned to The Living Room again on Saturday after to perform an acoustic set to a burnt out but very receptive audience, treating them to a rendition of "Feed The Birds" from Mary Poppins amongst Revere's more intimate material.
The last performance of the festival was more impromptu however, as I performed for half an hour on the Folk In A Box "stage". Basically it was a solo set performed inside a pitch black box, performing one song at a time to a single person, and was perhaps one of the most enjoyable gigs of my life! It was the brainchild of one Dom Coyote and I may well be doing more of these super intimate sets in the future....

Friday, 23 July 2010

Q Magazine - Track Of The Day...

Q Magazine have selected our new single, We Won't Be Here Tomorrow, as their Track Of The Day on the Q website, describing it as "an uplifting, joyous trumpet led crescendo which perfectly showcases the orchestral aspects of the group and also their ability to create a great chorus."

To read the whole thing and, if you like, leave a comment, go here:

http://news.qthemusic.com/2010/07/revere_-_we_wont_be_here_tomor.html

Tuesday, 6 July 2010

REVERE on The Word magazine cover CD...


Our new single, We Won't Be Here Tomorrow is featured on the Cover CD of The Word magazine's August issue:

"It's big, it's loud, it's got glockenspiels on it and it is a mighty call to abandon care and live now, for tomorrow we may be dead, or at least tied up on a training course somewhere. Revere are an eight-piece band from London with a commendable taste in non-core instrumentation and dramatic arrangements. This is their first single and we are delighted to help bring it to a wider audience."

Saturday, 3 July 2010

BBC interviews

We've had some great media coverage this week thanks to the Storm the Charts campaign.

Stephen did an interview on Shaun Keavney's BBC 6Music show on Wednesday
and here we are featured on the front page of the 6 Music Website.

Today Stephen spoke to Sally Taylor at BBC Radio Solent which you can listen to again below..

Tuesday, 29 June 2010

iTunes Essentials Hotly Tipped for 2010

It's all go this week! Our new single We Won't Be Here Tomorrow appears on iTunes Essentials Hotly Tipped for 2010 compilation along with tracks by the Dum Dum Girls, Marina and the Diamonds, Ellie Goulding, The XX, Efterklang, Stornoway, Fever Ray.

iTunes Essentials Hotly Tipped for 2010

Monday, 28 June 2010

Storm The Charts Download Week Begins

The Storm the Charts campaign is underway and because of all your voting back in May REVERE are one of 40 unsigned bands that have been selected to take over the UK charts this week!
To show your support for REVERE please purchase the our new single from one (or more than one if you're feeling very generous!) of the vendors listed below. Your support, when added to the efforts of the 30,000+ members of the Storm The Charts campaign group should help to raise REVERE out of obscurity and into the charts! To be eligible for this chart push you need to have bought the single by Midnight on Saturday 3rd July.

Amazon
are supporting the campaign and offering the download for just 0.49p
iTunes for 0.79p
Play for 0.70p.

Please also check out the other 39 bands. There are currently six bands - including REVERE & our good friends Gabby Young & Other Animals - that have broken into the Amazon Top 100 iTunes list of all 40 bands with previews

REVERE are currently #6 in the Amazon Indie Charts and #63 in the Amazon Top 100 so it really is working!

For more information about Storm the Charts visit their Facebook page

This is a great opportunity for us to make a real impact. Your voting and support has got us to this point, and it will be great if we can take this all the way...

Thank you again for all your help. x

Sunday, 27 June 2010

The Sunday Times picks our new single as 'hottest download of the week'

This week gets off to a great start with the release of our new single We Won't Be Here Tomorrow and a review in the Sunday Times Culture supplement.

Sunday Times Hottest Download
Revere: We Won't Be Here Tomorrow

'A storming, stirring new-band single that genuinely takes your breath away'