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Following her sold-out London debut at The Lexington in December 2019 in support of her new album 'Creamy Blue', Gothenburg alt-pop artist and self-confessed 'saddest girl in Sweden' Sarah Klang is today announcing three further UK dates in April: London's Bush Hall (18/04), Manchester's The Deaf Institute (20/04) and the Brudenell Social Club in Leeds (21/04). The follow-up to her chart-topping, Swedish Grammy winning debut 'Love In The Milky Way', new LP 'Creamy Blue' is out now and available to stream and download here: https://orcd.co/creamyblue. The new record has since been nominated in both the 'Best Album' and 'Best Alternative Pop' categories of the 2020 Swedish Grammys.

Written and produced in collaboration with Kevin Andersson, 'Creamy Blue' is a no-holds-barred ode to 21st century relationships that deals in an enthralling, widescreen heartbreak pop delivered with a sugar-coated Scandi charm and healthy dose of self-deprecation. Complete with grandiose string sections, bleeding heart piano, dreamy Americana-tinged guitars and Sarah's powerful hair-raising vocals, it eals in a sublime reverb- soaked melancholia that's achingly beautiful yet gloriously infectious and ironically uplifting at times. The album skirts a very fine line between the deadly serious and the self-satirising.

Whilst working as a waitress in her father's bar, a few years back Sarah made the decision to turn her hand to writing her own songs. Using a love of good old-fashioned ballads as her starting point, the result was something that intertwines classic 60s/70s pop, Americana and country to mesmerising effect. In next to no time she'd be playing to ever-growing crowds at underground venues as she worked on her debut album in the background -

innocently unaware of what was to follow: sold-out dates around Scandinavia and mainland Europe, an arena tour with First Aid Kit and a #1 Grammy-winning album in 'Love In The Milky Way'.

With the follow-up 'Creamy Blue' now out in the world and more UK dates now announced-after her London debut at The Lexington in December was packed to the rafters with adoring fans-it's clear we'll all be hearing a lot more of Klang in 2020.

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The Brudenell is a lively and fun loving venue that embraces music and art under a wide and diverse umbrella that has no boundaries.

Our open music policy believes in freedom and creation and holds the belief that music and expression provide useful social interaction.

It is a community ‘non profitmaking’ venue, that holds charitable status, based in Leeds 6. The Brudenell Social Club is owned by its members, run by its members, for its members.

The Brudenell is most famous for hosting secret gigs for bands like Franz Ferdinand and the Kaiser Chiefs. However, it has been a centrepiece of the Leeds music scene for a number of years, and hosts gigs most nights of the week, which are put on by a variety of local promoters.

33 Queens Road,

Burley,

Leeds,

West Yorkshire,

England,

LS6 1NY.

0113 275 2411