Nights Out
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| Artists | Metronomy |
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| Release date | September 8, 2008 |
| Labels | Because Music |
| Length | 44:12 |
| Genres | Synth-pop |
| Indie Pop | |
| New Wave | |
| Electronica | |
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| ID | 2914552 |
About Nights Out
Nights Out is the second album by British electronic act Metronomy, released on 8 September 2008 through Because Music.
Girls Aloud reveal details of 'enormous, magical' reunion tour
... It s a surprisingly domestic scene for a band whose image was built around spiky teenage defiance and wild Nights Out...
Blackburn man who posed as taxi driver admits raping women
...A man who posed as a taxi driver has admitted raping women he picked up as they made their way home from Nights Out...
Britney Spears' memoir is an angry, cautionary tale
... Her Nights Out were " never as wild as the press made it out to be" and she " never had any interest in hard drugs"...
Freshers' week: Tips for surviving uni first year
... It s full-on and likely to include a lot of socialising and Nights Out - which can have some side-effects...
Wynne Evans: Challenges that inspired Celebrity MasterChef win
... Firstly his faggots, peas and mash quarter-final serving to guest judges Andi Peters, Rylan Clark and Vicky Pattison - influenced by finishing Nights Out at Cardiff s fast food take-away mecca chippy alley, more formally known as Caroline Street...
What I learned about Lucy Letby after 10 months in court
... Photos on social media chart Letby s old life - Nights Out with friends, dressed up and goofing about for the camera...
The Boo Radleys: From Glastonbury to Britpop return, via the classroom
... " I have seen him on a few work Nights Out though so there s maybe two Mr Browns - the school Mr Brown and the rock star Mr Brown, " said fellow teacher Aisling McGivern...
Cardiff taxi driver jailed for 11 years for raping passenger
... " She said following this incident she offers to drive female friends home from Nights Out in the middle of the night, rather than let them get a taxi...
The Boo Radleys: From Glastonbury to Britpop return, via the classroom
By Cormac CampbellBBC News NI south-east reporter
" He's The total opposite of a wild '90s Rock Star . "
The Boo Radleys' Bass Player Tim Brown has been working as an IT teacher in Northern Ireland for 19 years now.
But The boundary between Brown's previous life and His current one has been blurred in recent weeks.
His pupils and colleagues are about to get a glimpse of their Mr Brown in His other life when he takes to The Stage in The Limelight in Belfast on Friday Night .
Along with two of The Group 's other original members - Singer Simon " Sice" Rowbottom and drummer Rob Cieka - he is on a UK and Ireland tour with their new album.
It's 28 years since The Merseyside band were on The Glastonbury stage and Wake Up Boo! was on every radio playlist.
Now Brown is seeing His old and new lives come together.
'Two Mr Browns'For colleagues at St Louis Grammar School in Kilkeel, County Down , it's a strange scenario.
" I have seen him on a few work Nights Out though So There 's maybe two Mr Browns - The School Mr Brown and The Rock Star Mr Brown , " said fellow teacher Aisling McGivern.
Peter Rafferty agrees: " I've only seen The School Mr Brown , The formal, strict Mr Brown .
" I think a few students would be surprised if they knew about His former life. "
In 1999 after six albums The Group came to an end and.
" My Wife was A Teacher and she comes from Northern Ireland so we made a decision to come back, " He Said .
" So we were looking for schools and I remember The Interview for this school was at seven o'clock at night in a pub and I had to fly over to do The Interview .
" It was just luck really that I ended up here because I got that job and it's been 19 years, 20 next year. "
Aspiring guitarist and pupil Kayden was aware of His teacher's previous success.
" I knew that they had one really Big Hit that's had a lot of streams. I've listened to a few of His songs and they are pretty good, " He Said .
For year 11 student Riley there's a sense of School Pride in what Mr Brown has achieved.
" It's just one of The Most Popular Songs and when you listen back it's like: 'We know this person. '
" And he's been really successful in both careers - His teaching and His music. "
Her classmate Caitlin is also impressed.
" It's good to see that he used to be a big pop star and he came here to teach and now he's going to perform again. "
'An itch to scratch'For Brown there has long been a desire to resume gigging and to release new music.
" It all started around Four Years ago. Just before Covid hit I went over to Sice's 50th birthday party and we got talking about doing some stuff together, " He Said .
" It coincided with both our sets of children going off to university so we had more time on our hands. It has been an itch to scratch.
" All of those years writing music But not really doing much with it so it's been great to get together and produce Our Own songs. "
Guitarist Martin Carr did not take part in The new album or The Tour .
As well as The Tour Brown has been involved in organising The School 's centenary celebrations, which come to a head this weekend.
" I've been organising past pupils and live acts for The Stage at our vintage event this weekend, " He Said .
" There'll be bouncy castles and family fun But also music and there'll also be a special musical guest there on The Day as well too - But that has to remain secret. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
