Call Me Amour drop new single and video, Wrong Direction

Call Me Amour have just unveiled a brand-new single and video, Wrong Direction.

The quartet – vocalist Harry Radford, guitarist Geoff Murphy, bassist Arran Lomax and drummer Danny Hall – have dropped the track just in time for next month’s debut headline tour, which kicks off in Glasgow on December 4 (full dates below).

“Wrong Direction is a song for anyone who’s ever felt out of step with the crowd,” explains Harry. “It’s a defiant, soul-stirring reminder that the world will always try to point you toward the safe route – the one mapped out by trends, billboards and social feeds – but real freedom comes from taking the turn no-one expects. With raw honesty and fearless energy, the songs narrative leads with breaking away from the paint-by-numbers life and daring to walk your own road, even if it means going the wrong direction.”

“Defiant and driven, this single is an anthem for anyone carving their own path,” continues Geoff. “It captures the raw energy of going against the grain – facing the noise, the doubts and the critics – and turning every obstacle into fuel for success. Bold, unapologetic and relentless, it’s a soundtrack for those who refuse to blend in and choose instead to rise on their own terms.”

Check it out:

Catch the band live next month:

Call Me Amour UK headline tour

December

4 Glasgow Garage Attic
6 Birmingham Asylum 2
7 Leeds Hyde Park Book Club
10 Bristol The Exchange
11 London The Lower Third
12 Manchester Deaf Institute

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