Halcyon Days features the current single, “Burn” as well as the platinum selling single “Anything Could Happen” and the Top 10 song, “I Need Your Love,” the Calvin Harris collaboration.Įntertainment Weekly called Goulding “exactly the kind of art-pop outsider we like to import from the U.K.” and the The New York Times described Halcyon as “a deeply felt swirl of synthesizers, piano and slowly building crescendos.” “The hooks always go to town, and her voice mates gorgeously with electronics,” raved Rolling Stone.įans can get a behind the scenes look at Ellie’s 2013 North American tour in a new video released today, here. Goulding recently released Halcyon Days, a special edition that includes ten new tracks in addition to the deluxe album Halcyon. Pre-sale is underway on Wednesday, November 20 on Ellie’s official website at and tickets for the general public go on sale starting November 22. British electronic music quartet Rudimental joins the tour as special guests beginning April 19 in San Francisco. Commencing March 12 at New York’s Theatre at Madison Square Garden, Goulding visits major North American cities before wrapping May 2 at Red Rocks Amphitheater. Goulding returns stateside this spring following her sold-out 2013 Halcyon Days tour and a coveted opening slot on the Bruno Mars’ Moonshine Jungle Tour. Be on the lookout for new music from Goulding, her next album is said to drop in November.ELLIE GOULDING announced today details of her 2014 North American headline tour. She has also been featured in numerous other tours, including Taylor Swift's 1989 World Tour, a concert where Swift only brought out the best and hottest artists of our time. But good news, you can get Ellie Goulding tickets to her next headliner, the 2016 Delirium World Tour which is selling out fast already. Goulding has headlined two tours, The Lights Tour in 2010 and the Halcyon Days Tour which lasted from 2012-2014. poll, which is the annual poll released by the BBC's music critics to highlight the new music talent, and win the Critics' Choice Award at the Brit Awards in 2010. She earned the honor of being the second artist to top the Sound of. Goulding's career took off quickly - in just a couple of years she has earned 66 nominations and won 17 awards internationally. Despite her insane popularity, you can still find some pretty cheap tickets to her shows! Other famous artists started begging to perform with her, including performers like Zedd and Major Lazer.
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Since, she has produced hits like "Burn," "Black and Gold," and "Love Me Like You Do," which was featured in the movie Fifty Shades of Grey. The debut album, "Lights" even made it to the number two spot on the US Billboard Hot 100 list. Goulding broke onto the scene with her smash hit, "Starry Eyed," which dazzled audiences across the world. Her first major label deal came with Polydor Records where producers helped her experiment with indie pop, synthpop, folktronica and indietronica sounds. More about: Ellie Goulding After selling out her Autumn tour, Ellie Goulding has announced her biggest UK headline shows to date - with three arena gigs in March 2014. Goulding shares that her inspiration comes from an eclectic group of strong female artists like Florence + The Machine, Imogen Heap, Lauryn Hill, Rihanna and Amy Winehouse. Nick Duffy JanuSAVE FOR LATER UK pop singer Ellie Goulding has said she won’t perform in Russia any time soon, due to the country’s poor gay rights record and homophobic legislation. There, she made friends with producers Starsmith and Frankmusik who helped her incorporate the electro-pop style to her music. Growing up, Goulding had a fondness for folk music, but she was so infatuated with electronica that she moved to London after two years of college to start a career as an alternative singer/songwriter. She attended the University of Kent in England to study drama but was introduced to electronica music and quickly found that she wanted to pursue music. British pop sensation Ellie Goulding was born in Hereford, England on December 30, 1986.
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