"Experience The Cribs: New Single and Leeds Show"
The Cribs, the beloved indie rock trio from Wakefield, are back with exciting news! They’ve just released a fresh single titled “A Point Too Hard To Make,” and alongside it, they are thrilled to announce a massive outdoor show at Leeds Millennium Square set for July 11, 2026. This marks a significant return for the band to a venue where they haven’t performed in a decade, an experience that fans won’t want to miss.
The new single is a precursor to their upcoming album, “Selling A Vibe,” scheduled for release on January 9, 2026. The album signifies The Cribs’ first full-length effort in over five years and reflects the band’s evolution, promising a deeply personal and engaging listening experience. “A Point Too Hard To Make” offers listeners a mix of chime-infused guitars and the band’s iconic dual vocals, all while delving into themes of connection and familial bonds.
This summer show is bound to ignite nostalgia and excitement among fans, especially since it comes a decade after they shared the stage with musicians like Thurston Moore. Pre-sale tickets for this not-to-be-missed event will be available starting October 29, with general sales commencing on October 31. Fans should be ready to secure their spots quickly as excitement is already building.
In anticipation of the album launch, The Cribs are sharing deep insights about their creative process. Bassist and vocalist Gary Jarman expressed that “Selling A Vibe” is rooted in the genuine connection among the brothers, as they took a break from the relentless recording and touring cycle. This time apart allowed them to reflect on their relationship, which is a central theme of the upcoming album.
Produced by Patrick Wimberly, known for his work with contemporary artists, this album aims to explore new sonic landscapes while maintaining the band’s signature energy. The single “A Point Too Hard To Make” exemplifies their evolution, bridging past influences with modern soundscapes. The brothers dove into their history, emerging with songs that resonate with honesty and collective experiences, inviting listeners into their world.
With emotional tracks detailing personal journeys, this forthcoming project has already generated significant buzz and anticipation among fans and critics alike. Songs like “Summer Seizures” and “Looking For The Wrong Guy” present a blend of introspection and heartfelt melodies, ultimately symbolizing the band’s enduring bond and creative revitalization.
The Cribs’ desire to connect authentically with their audience shines through their storytelling and musical craftsmanship. They’re not just creating music; they aspire to foster a deeper connection with their listeners. This has led to an album that boldly acknowledges their personal struggles and triumphs, making for a powerful narrative within each track.
In summary, prepare yourselves for not only fresh sounds from The Cribs but also a chance to witness their electrifying performance under the summer sky in Leeds. Mark your calendars and get ready to experience this band at their spirited best, infusing their signature sound with new life and meaning. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to feel the connection, as brothers who play together remain unbreakable.
