Bombay Bicycle Club, Shuffle (live), The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA, September 28, 2019 (4K)

Bombay Bicycle Club play their song "Shuffle" live in concert before a sold-out crowd at The Fillmore in San Francisco, California on September 28, 2019. Shuffle was originally released as the lead single from their third studio album, A Different Kind of Fix. Bombay Bicycle Club are an indie rock band from London and consist of Jack Steadman (lead vocals & guitar), Jamie MacColl (guitar), Ed Nash (bass), and Suren de Saram (drums). They were joined onstage by Fraser MacColl (keyboards) and Liz Lawrence (vocals). ====================================== Bombay Bicycle Club North American tour dates: Sept. 25 - Pomona, CA @ Glass House Sept. 26 - Los Angeles, CA @ Mayan Theatre Sept. 27 - San Diego, CA @ The Observatory Sept. 28 - San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore Oct. 1 - Chicago, IL @ House Of Blues Oct. 2 - Detroit, MI @ Saint Andrews Hall Oct. 3 - Toronto, Ontario @ Phoenix Concert Theatre Oct. 4 - Boston, MA @ Royale Oct. 5 - Washington DC @ 9:30 Club Oct. 7 - Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Steel Oct. 8 - Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Steel =========================================== Shuffle lyrics Weight is coming off, soaring high Pleading you to stay, come alive Say you mean it, seal it up Say you want to try Say you haven't had enough Say you want to Once you get the feeling, it Wants you back for more Says it's going to heal it, but You won't make the call One step back, you're leaving it Now it's moving on Why won't you believe in it Until it's gone? Fading at the light Softly say Get it out my mind anyway Say you mean it, seal it up Say you want to try Say you haven't had enough Say you want to Once you get the feeling, it Wants you back for more Says it's going to heal it, but You won't make the call One step back, you're leaving it Now it's moving on Why won't you believe in it Until it's gone? Once you get the feeling, it Wants you back for more Now it gets ethereal Feet ain't on the floor One step back you're leaving it Jumping at the wall Why won't you believe in it 'Till it's gone? You gave to me All I know I will stay here I will not go You gave to me All I know I will stay here I will not go (Running out You can make it through it Running out You can make it all) Say you mean it, seal it up Say you want to try Say you haven't had enough Say you want to Once you get the feeling, it Wants you back for more Says it's going to heal it, but You won't make the call (say you) One step back, you're leaving it Now it's moving on Why won't you believe in it Until it's gone? Once you get the feeling, it Wants you back for more Now it gets ethereal Feet ain't on the floor (say you) One step back you're leaving it Jumping at the wall Why won't you believe in it 'Till it's gone? Written by Jack Steadman =========================================== Bombay Bicycle Club official bio: After a five-year hiatus, UK 4-piece Bombay Bicycle Club first teased the idea of new music and live shows in January 2019, with a social media post:“With a new year ahead of us, we thought now would be a good moment to give you a bit of news about what the four of us have been up to recently and what we have planned. Since late last year we’ve been getting back into the swing of playing music together. We were initially a little rusty but also nostalgic playing songs that have been around since we were teenagers. More than anything it just felt great to be in the same room playing again. It made us realise what a good thing we have and has given us renewed energy and enthusiasm for the future. The joy we were getting out of playing the old songs seemed to naturally lead us onto working on new material, so we’re becoming immersed in that as we speak. Hopefully it won’t be too long before we have something new for you guys to hear. We’re also planning some shows for later this year and beyond. We’ll have news on that front over the coming months.”Bombay Bicycle Club will also play a number of North American dates. Bombay Bicycle Club have released four albums, with the most recent being ‘So Long, See You Tomorrow’ in 2014, which reached No 1 in the UK and went on to win an Ivor Novello Award and be nominated for the Mercury Prize.