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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 405219" data-attributes="member: 23">Delightful to see that Alison is celebrating 40 years of her solo career with <a href="https://www.alisonmoyetmusic.com/alison-moyet-to-release-new-solo-album/" target="_blank">a new album</a> and a <a href="https://www.alisonmoyetmusic.com/2025-world-tour/" target="_blank">2025 World Tour</a>. From her website on 13th June:<img src="https://www.alisonmoyetmusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/AM_KEY_v1-1536x1536.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />And the following day:I&#039;m not much of concertgoer. Being surrounded by hundreds or thousands of people is just not my idea of fun anymore. All the same, I&#039;ve never seen Alison live and would like to do so and ticking that box does appeal. It may be a moot point, since tickets seem to be sold at my nearest venues, so that&#039;s saved me the &quot;shall I/shan&#039;t I&quot; angst. I&#039;m willing to bet our [USER=2]@Ome[/USER] has snapped up seats. As for the album, part of me (the greedy part) is hoping there&#039;ll be an expanded CD at some point with a few additional tracks. But it looks great as is, and I&#039;ve enjoyed many reworkings she&#039;s done of her previous material, so I&#039;ve taken the leap and ordered it anyway. I came close to buying the package on her official store which had the CD and phonetic t-shirt, which I think is really nice, but it was too risky with sizing. In the end I just went for the CD, but got the signed Amazon exclusive cover to make it a bit special.I only found out this news because I ran a search on her name off the back of listening to a lot of her music again recently (If You Don&#039;t Come Back To Me is my current go-to track), so I&#039;ve now signed up to her mailing list to ensure I&#039;m in the loop in future. There are also a few gaps in my Moyet album collection (namely The Minutes, Other and her two recent-ish live albums). It&#039;s tempting to get them, but I might wait a bit and see what comes from the 40th Anniversary celebrations.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 405219, member: 23"] Delightful to see that Alison is celebrating 40 years of her solo career with [url=https://www.alisonmoyetmusic.com/alison-moyet-to-release-new-solo-album/]a new album[/url] and a [url=https://www.alisonmoyetmusic.com/2025-world-tour/]2025 World Tour[/url]. From her website on 13th June: [img]https://www.alisonmoyetmusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/AM_KEY_v1-1536x1536.jpg[/img] And the following day: I'm not much of concertgoer. Being surrounded by hundreds or thousands of people is just not my idea of fun anymore. All the same, I've never seen Alison live and would like to do so and ticking that box does appeal. It may be a moot point, since tickets seem to be sold at my nearest venues, so that's saved me the "shall I/shan't I" angst. I'm willing to bet our [USER=2]@Ome[/USER] has snapped up seats. As for the album, part of me (the greedy part) is hoping there'll be an expanded CD at some point with a few additional tracks. But it looks great as is, and I've enjoyed many reworkings she's done of her previous material, so I've taken the leap and ordered it anyway. I came close to buying the package on her official store which had the CD and phonetic t-shirt, which I think is really nice, but it was too risky with sizing. In the end I just went for the CD, but got the signed Amazon exclusive cover to make it a bit special. I only found out this news because I ran a search on her name off the back of listening to a lot of her music again recently ([I]If You Don't Come Back To Me[/I] is my current go-to track), so I've now signed up to her mailing list to ensure I'm in the loop in future. There are also a few gaps in my Moyet album collection (namely [I]The Minutes, Other [/I]and her two recent-ish live albums). It's tempting to get them, but I might wait a bit and see what comes from the 40th Anniversary celebrations. [/QUOTE]

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