White Lies embark on a Fall arena tour as main support for Kings of Leon kicking off September 28th following the release on Fiction Records, of their hit record To Lose My Life. The fall trek with Kings of Leon will have White Lies playing to packed crowds across the US. Prior to these dates, [...]
More >
Their UK tour is already set in stone for November and December of this year (those dates can be seen HERE) but not content with just one continent, the band have now revealed late September and October dates over in the US.
More >
White Lies performed the song "Death" off of their album To Lose My Life on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Check it out below:Buy it on iTunes, or on CD
More >
White Lies on Kimmel, Austin City Limits and with Kings of LeonGonna be a white hot fall for White Lies, as they gear up for an opening slot with Kings of Leon.But before I lay out the tour dates, a couple other important dates for fans of the UK band.Sept. 10 on Jimmy Kimmel LiveOct. 4 on Austin City LimitsSept. 25 - New York, NY - Webster HallSept. 26 - Toronto, ONT - Phoenix TheaterSept. 28...
More >
YouTube Direktvideo link[Embedded Video]White Lies, with their dramatic and soaring brand of rock, have been making waves this year. After two sold out shows earlier in the year with Friendly Fires and The Soft Pack in New York, a powerful performance at Lollapalooza, the band is still on the road and their trip just got [...]
More >
White Lies played Webster Hall on Friday night and were incredible. The best part about seeing a band like White Lies now is that since they're so "new", they'll play pretty much every song they have. This is especially pleasing if you're a White Lies fan as their debut album ...
More >
Soo on a cold and rainy Melbourne night we entered the hifi, a few things were uncertain… For one, the hifi was a new stomping ground, two, how were the tickets going to work? and three the so called White Lies?The one thing that was for sure was Yves Klein Blue. Walking in on their cover of The Boss's 'Born to Run' the crowd didn't seem as energized as the same song had generated at their rece.
More >
The British hotbed continues to churn out "gotta hear" bands, with the release of White Lies new disc, To Lose My Life.In simplest of terms, To Lose My Life is the Killers after taking a Robert Smith gloomy pill, with a hint of Simple Minds (Breakfast Club-version) sound. I think the biggest and certainly brightest variation for White Lies, is the inclusion of several variations of strings play...
More >
For those who aren't familiar with the White Lies, they're a three piece band from London. Early last month they released their debut LP—To Lose My Life. As with all new bands, it is often customary albeit unnecessary to draw comparisons in sound to already established bands. [...]
More >
(Fiction) Ashes to ashes, indie-kids to harbingers of gloom and doom; White Lies' reincarnation from the forgotten Fear Of Flying to breakthrough act of 2009 brings with it a hard earned maturity in lyric and sound. Bass player Charles Cave's sage words possess a poetic simplicity and speak with powerful…
More >
I may be a old man but what has always kept me interested in music is hearing & seeing new stuff...coming up;.05 December 2008 - Mumford and Sons, White Lies and Florence And The Machine have made the final BBC Sound of 2009 list. In its seventh year, it was originated by BBC Entertainment News and is designed to find the hottest talent for the coming year. Those in the official fifteen must ...
More >
In another vain attempt at eloquence, I post again.As the MOG-o-Matic shows, I've been listening to White Lies' new album A LOT. What keeps me hitting Play over and over? The last track, "The Price of Love", is a stone cold killer, that's why.For about the first minute, you're thinking "Cool, the album's going to gently fade into the sunset." Then the guitar riff starts cutting and slashing and...
More >
White Lies - Death (Crystal Castles Remix). .
More >
To Lose My Life.Formerly Fear Of Flying, Chiswick (UK) newcomers White Lies have dipped into the past to give themselves a future. Their world is a mid-80's one where The Teardrop Explodes, Echo & The Bunnymen and Ultravox hold arbitrary sway, hence Harry McVeigh's deep, impassioned vocals, echoey guitars and such grave lyrics as Unfinished Business's 'there's a light in the distance'. This cou...
More >
Enter your email address to get email notifications any time someone posts about White Lies.
Subscribe to all posts about White Lies.
| Title | Lyrics | Buy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Death |
|
|
| 2 To Lose My Life |
|
|
| 3 A Place to Hide |
|
|
| 4 Fifty on Our Foreheads |
|
|
| 5 Unfinished Business |
|
|
© 2006-2009 Mog Inc. All Rights Reserved
