London Grammar return with news of their brand new album, which arrives alongside the record's first single, 'House'.
The Greatest Love is the grou’s highly anticipated fourth studio album and is set for release in September on Ministry of Sound. It follows the British trio’s critically acclaimed #1 selling album Californian Soil, which was released in 2021 and earned the band their second BRIT nomination for Best British Group. Arriving over a decade since the trio first entered the industry, the new album is a celebration; the sound of a band laying to rest the past and realising a newfound sense of freedom.
First single ‘House’ embodies London Grammar’s new trajectory as frontwoman Hannah Reid delivers the uncompromising lyric: This is my place, my house, my rules. Speaking about the single Hannah said: “House is about drawing boundaries around yourself. When I hit my thirties, my mindset shifted, and I no longer felt like a victim of anything – it all felt within my power. I thought, making music should be fun, and we’re gonna make that happen.”
Listen to ‘House’ by London Grammar on our Chelsea Fan Playlist on Spotify.
Having first formed as teenagers at University, their seminal double-platinum selling debut If You Wait paved the way for what was to become a hugely successful career for the band, the rare longevity of which has firmly rooted London Grammar in British pop culture. Now over 10 years later, the band have sold more than 3 million albums world-wide, with two #1 selling records, one billion streams, an Ivor Novello and numerous BRIT Award nominations under their belts.
In 2021 London Grammar also completed their biggest UK tour date, with all 35,000 tickets selling out instantly in just one day. They also headlined All Points East and performed to over 700,000 fans on Coldplay’s stadium tour. The band have just been announced to headline Latitude Festival and the Glastonbury Festival Park Stage this summer.
