Nottingham quartet Divorce has followed their praised debut album ‘Drive To Goldenhammer’, released a few months back through Gravity/Capitol, with a new track titled ‘O Calamity’, which is actually quite old. Co-vocalist and guitarist Tiger Cohen-Towell revealed, “‘O Calamity’ was written six years ago. I remember that the vocals for the first verse and chorus came to me while I was on a shift at the bar where I worked, which is a pretty typical way that I start writing songs even now. At the time, Felix and I were using a different name, so we worked on and arranged it together.” Regarding why now is the right moment to release this delicate song, they added, “We’ve always thought it was a beautiful song and kept it in our collection of material, but we didn’t put it on the album simply because of how long ago it was written. It feels like a good time to share it, so here it is: a glimpse into our past written by us, just shy of being teenagers when we created it. It seems like a distant memory, but great songs never age.” Check out the intimate video for ‘O Calamity’ below, featuring a collage of heartwarming moments from the band’s recent tours. Divorce also has a series of live performances lined up, from festival appearances to their own UK headline tour this winter. Catch them on the following dates:
**JULY 2025**
25-28 Deer Shed Festival
**AUGUST 2025**
02 Humber Street Sesh, Kingston Upon Hull
03 Kendall Calling, Penrith
08 Ypsigrock Festival, Castelbuono
17 Green Man Festival, Crickhowell
22 York Barbican, York
23 Mountford Hall, Liverpool
24 All Points East, London
**SEPTEMBER 2025**
17 The Rockwell, Somerville, MA
18 Elsewhere Zone 1, Kings County, NY
19 Pie Shop, Washington, DC
20 MilkBoy, Philadelphia, PA
22 The Sound Garage, Toronto, ON
25 Schubas, Chicago, IL
27 Baba Yaga, Seattle, WA
29 Brick & Mortar Music Hall, San Francisco, CA
**OCTOBER 2025**
02 Gold-Diggers, Los Angeles, CA
**NOVEMBER 2025**
28 La Belle Angele, Edinburgh
29 The Grove, Newcastle
**DECEMBER 2025**
03 The Globe, Cardiff
04 Papillon, Southampton
05 Arts Centre, Norwich
06 The Lido, Margate
09 Crookes Social Club, Sheffield
10 Academy 2, Manchester
11 Trinity Centre, Bristol
13 Rock City, Nottingham
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