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A recent release by the band on their website suggests that their new album will take the band into new territory. On their site the band states that “…The Universal Broadcast excellently captured everything we’ve been about for the last season in the band - but we are very excited about what is coming next!” The new tracks that have been publicly played at their recent gigs have had a more worshipful feel to them especially with one of the tracks being co-written by worship leader Tim Hughes.
The Prelude tour, which is starting off on the 21st November in St Helens and ending on the 6th December in Hadleigh will be a chance to hear some of the new tracks at all age worship sessions led by the band to see where they are going musically as well as get a feel for the new album.
God is doing something really exciting with the band at the moment taking them into new ground with the new untitled album being released in January 2009.
yFriday have just set out on a 5 date tour of Norfolk and Cambridgeshire, starting in Ely today and ending in Great Yarmouth on the 30th before taking a small break before heading up to Scotland to play Frenzy. Along the way the band at stopping on at Huntington, Alysham and Norwich.
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The New Frontiers youth camp; Newday, has confirmed that yFriday will be playing at this years event for the third time. The gig is currently schedualled for the 4th August, the third day Newday which runs from the 2nd through to the 7th August. Alongside yFriday the US band Tree63 and DJ Andy Hunter will be playing.
This is the fifth festival that yFriday will be playing at this year alongside Chesterfest (21-27 July), Big Boss Festival (25th July), Harvest (13-17 August) and Greenbelt (22-25 August). A busy summer, alongside a several international dates during July set for the guys this year!
yFriday have been confirmed to play alongside Superhero and the 29th Chapter in a four day Hope ‘08 project in Cardiff over the May bank holiday. The aim of the event is to provide a Soul in the City type event within Cardiff and the local area working in the community. Through out the four day period of the event there will also be teaching, worship and gigs from yFriday, Superhero and the 29th Chapter.
yFriday have been confirmed that they will be playing at this year’s Greenbelt music festival. The festival held on Cheltenham Race Course over three days attracts many popular Christian bands from the UK and from overseas. Alongside yFriday confirmed on the lineup this year are the popular Conventry based band; [Dweeb] who have just released their new album ‘It Came From Outer Space’.
yFriday played Greenbelt during 2006 alongside bands like All Star United, Verra Cruz and Kevin Max and last year a small band called Delirious? headlined the festival!