The Overtones Release Brand New Album '10'

To commemorate 10 years in the music business, pop’s most sophisticated gentlemen The Overtones drop their latest album, 10.

Made up of nostalgic hits, original songs and two epic collaborations, including a special cover of Can’t Take My Eyes Off Of You with long-term friend of the band Michael Ball, along with a reimagined version the Simply Red classic Stars featuring West End star Marisha Wallace, the celebratory record manages to beautifully encapsulate everything fans have grown to love about the contemporary pop supergroup.

Available for purchase in 5 different formats, including CD, Digital, Cassette, Deluxe Digital and Deluxe CD, as well as a deluxe edition of the album which features extra tracks, a new neon pink sleeve and an exclusive track by track chat with Mark, Darren, Jay and Mike.

10 Official Track-listing

10 Deluxe Edition Official Track-listing

1. Gambling Man 2.0
2. Can’t Take My Eyes Off Of You (Featuring Michael Ball)
3. Celebration
4. Amigo
5. Stars (Featuring Marisha Wallace)
6. Build Me Up Buttercup
7. A Night to Remember
8. Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I’m Yours)
9. Rose Tinted
10. Reach Out (I’ll Be There)
11. September (Live)
12. You to Me Are Everything (Live)
13. Amazing Grace
14. A Night To Remember (Acoustic)
15. I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)
16. The Ten Year Story + Track by Track (Chat & Discussion) ?

In a press release the band say of their 10th anniversary: “2021 is all about bringing back the feel good and that’s what The Overtones do best. As we celebrate the past, dance in the present and sing for the future, we are so excited and blessed to release 10 and give The Overtones family their best night yet on our forthcoming tour!”

Gambling Man 2.0 (Official Music Video)

To celebrate the albums release, the four piece will hit the road this coming November / December, to play 20 shows in some of the UK’s biggest cities including an extra special date at the indigo at The O2 in London.

The Overtones: 10 Year Anniversary Tour 2021

9th November Halifax, Victoria Theatre
10th November Llandudno, Venue Cymru
11th November Scunthorpe, Baths Hall
13th November Bath, The Forum
14th November Bournemouth, Pavilion Theatre
19th November Northampton, Derngate
20th November Colchester, Charter Hall
21st November Cambridge, Corn Exchange
22nd November Birmingham, Symphony Hall
25th November Worthing, Assembly Hall
26th November Plymouth, Pavilions
27th November Basingstoke, Anvil
28th November Bexhill, De La Warr Pavilion
30th November Manchester, Bridgewater Hall
1st December Stoke, Victoria Hall
2nd December London, Indigo2
8th December Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall
10th December York, Barbican
11th December Newcastle, City Hall
12th December Sheffield, City Hall