Echo and the Bunnymen's Blog

Long out of print, Echo & the Bunnymen are to reissue their first five albums plus their best of, Songs to Learn & Sing, on CD. Out on 5th September, the newly repackaged CDs in card sleeves are available to pre-order now via our store HERE

What Are You Going to do with Your Life?’ Echo & The Bunnymen’s 1999 album was re-issued late 2024 on expanded 2CD and vinyl for the very first time. With the rust colour vinyl sold out, and only a handful or transparent vinyl copies left.

London Records have repressed a limited 3rd run, this time on turquoise vinyl, set for release Friday May 23rd.

[Pre-order now] – https://bunnymen.tmstor.es

“Rightly regarded as a lost classic by aficionados.” ★★★★ MOJO “As a collection of creamy, string-laden ballads there are few post-Britpop albums to match it…. ★★★★ Classic Pop

Over 42 years ago, Will Sergeant created just seven tapes of ambient, psychedelic, and experimental music—played and recorded entirely by him.

Each of the original tapes had a unique paper insert created by Will Sergeant himself.

Weird As Fish is now available for the first time on record and also cassette (obviously not for the first time) from the nice chaps over at AV8 Records

You have the choice of the Super Deluxe Version, The original test pressings, Coloured vinyl & also cassette.

We are pleased to announce that we will be playing live at the 2025 LakeFest in Herefordshire.

Tickets are on sale now via the link below.

TICKETS

We’re excited to announce that we’ll be performing live in Halifax at the incredible Piece Hall on Saturday, August 9th!

Fans of Echo & The Bunnymen can access tickets early at Bunnymen.com, starting Wednesday, before they go on sale to the general public.

We are pleased to share the first of our 2025 live dates with you. We will be headlining on Saturday, 28th June 2025, at Summer Nights in Queen’s Park, Glasgow.

Tickets go on sale on Friday, 25th, via Bunnymen.com on THIS LINK at 9 AM (BST).

It has come to our attention over the past 12 months that several companies have released vinyl recordings of some of our live performances without our permission.

We would like to clarify that none of these releases have been authorized by the band and should be considered unofficial. These recordings, along with their production and artwork, have not received our approval, and the band does not receive any compensation from the sale of these copies.

While we appreciate entrepreneurial efforts, we do not endorse the exploitation of our name and work without prior communication or consent. We recognize that some fans may be interested in owning vinyl versions of our concerts, and this is something we are actively exploring. Rest assured, when we move forward, all parties involved will be properly compensated.

We are currently seeking legal advice on the appropriate course of action.

Thank you for your understanding and support,
Echo & The Bunnymen

25 years since its first release, London Records are set to release Echo & The Bunnymen’s album ‘What Are You Going To Do With Your Life?’ on vinyl for the very first time on November 29th, both on crystal clear vinyl and on limited edition rust orange vinyl.

Fully remastered, the 1999 album will also be reissued on an expansive 34-track double CD edition featuring B-sides, alternative takes and live versions of Bunnymen classics and tracks from the album.

You can pre order your copies today at the following link https://bunnymen.tmstor.es/

We are pleased to announce that The Killing Moon has been used as the soundtrack for the latest EE advert in the UK.

EE launches new brand campaign, Curfew, illustrating how customers can keep their whole family connected in and out of the home, with ultra-secure broadband and ultra-safe mobile from EE, the UK’s best network. When customers take out EE broadband and mobile together, they will become an EE One customer and unlock benefits including unlimited data SIMs, meaning they can take control of their connectivity.

With creative from Saatchi & Saatchi, the work is led by 90” film, Curfew, which goes live today (14th August). The film opens on a group of teenagers at a cinema, as the scene quickly changes to a parent peering out of their window with the words ‘DON’T BE LATE’ written across the screen. We then see a montage of scenes of teenagers enjoying their nights out – from playing arcade games and football, to hanging out at a fairground. These are interspersed with messages and phone calls from parents checking in that everything is okay.