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Experience Our 40th Anniversary Celebrations with a New Video

Relive the magic of our 40th anniversary celebrations with this newly edited video by Rob Curry. Featuring performances by Giant Sand, Kristin Hersh, members of The Dream Syndicate, Josephine Foster, Vanishing Twin, Islet, Graham Reynolds, Marta Del Grandi, Monde UFO, BAS JAN, Immaterial Possession and Jane Weaver

Ella Raphael announces debut album ‘Mad Sometimes’

Following her recent showcases at Focus Wales and The Great Escape, Ella Raphael announces her debut album ‘Mad Sometimes’  out 18th October. Releasing new single and title track ‘Mad Sometimes’  today, Ella continues to tour across the UK this month with live dates supporting Rain Parade and Marina Allen

Marina Allen’s third studio album ‘Eight Pointed Star’ is out today

Across two introductory records, the Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter has ripened a rare harvest, but her third studio album is an arrival home. Taking fragments and stories from Marina’s past, Eight-Pointed Star deftly weaves together a new future, in what feels for all the world like a glittering, clear-eyed modern classic of alternative folk and Americana

Steve Wynn announces new album ‘Make It Right’ and Autumn 2024 UK Tour

Steve Wynn announces his first solo record since 2010, ‘Make It Right’, out 30th August coinciding with his new memoir ‘I Wouldn’t Say It If It Wasn’t True’ (Jawbone Press). The album features contributions from Mike Mills (R.E.M.), Vicki Peterson (The Bangles), Chris Schlarb (Psychic Temple), Emil Nikolaisen (Serena Maneesh), Linda Pitmon (The Baseball project) and a cast of dozens

Throwback to our 40th Anniversary celebrations

On Saturday the whim-induced Giant Syndicate, a band led by legendary Fire Records Alumni Howe Gelb (Giant Sand), Kristin Hersh (Throwing Muses) and Steve Wynn (The Dream Syndicate), tore down the Earth Theatre in Hackney to celebrate 40 years of Fire Records, and bring down the curtain on a 10 hour, multi-act, psychedelic extravaganza, hosted by Stewart Lee and curated by the label boss James Nicholls