Noble releases new video and reveals UK tour dates

The rock ‘n’ roll duo known as His Lordship is gearing up for an exciting UK tour this November following the release of their highly praised second album, Bored Animal. Guitarist/vocalist James Walbourne and drummer Kris Sonne, fresh from a US tour supporting Johnny Marr, are eager to bring their energetic sound back home to the UK.

Recently, the band released a new video for their single ‘Johnny Got No Beef,’ a standout track from the album. At just over two minutes long, the single kicks off with an infectious guitar riff that immediately grabs the listener’s attention. Bored Animal, described by Classic Rock as a definitive rock ‘n’ roll album, showcases eleven short, powerful songs recorded live in under two weeks at Edwyn Collins’ studio in the Scottish Highlands.

The album is a thrilling mix of rock ‘n’ roll, punk, and garage-blues, all delivered with the band’s signature raw energy. Tracks like ‘I Fly Planes Into Hurricanes’ and ‘Marc-Andre Léclerc’ showcase the band’s ferocious sound, while songs like ‘Gin and Fog’ add unique elements to the album’s sound. For His Lordship, their music is not just a nod to the past but a vibrant, authentic celebration of unpolished rock ‘n’ roll where imperfections are embraced.

After a memorable performance with Johnny Marr on stage, delivering a powerful rendition of The Smiths’ classic ‘How Soon Is Now?,’ His Lordship is ready to embark on their UK tour. The tour kicks off on November 6th in Edinburgh and includes stops in cities like Glasgow, Manchester, London, and Bristol before wrapping up on November 21st in Norwich. Fans can expect an explosive live show packed with the band’s signature high-octane sound and captivating performances.

With their latest album receiving critical acclaim and a string of live dates on the horizon, His Lordship is poised to make a significant impact on the UK music scene this November. Don’t miss your chance to catch this dynamic duo in action as they bring their electrifying rock ‘n’ roll sound to stages across the country.