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Originating from London, England, United Kingdom, James Blake is a popular touring act playing concerts in many locations since 2009. James Blake has a distinct techno / electronic sound and a unique show that captivates audiences. James Blake is not currently on tour but may be adding shows soon. Get concert tickets for James Blake and see when the next James Blake tour dates are scheduled at ConcertBank.com. Check our available James Blake concert ticket inventory and get your tickets here at ConcertBank now. Sign up for an email alert to be notified the moment we have tickets!


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By now it might be common knowledge that James Blake is a musician that demands a certain amount of attention. After a brief spell of recording music under his erstwhile moniker, Harmonimix, and releasing numerous EPs and singles under his own name, Blake released his self-titled debut to well-earned praise. Minimal and unique, it was what dubstep wished it could be, with Blake showcasing a deft hand at composition, harmonies and above all, musicianship...
- www.adequacy.net
James Blake has been renowned for his simple, yet heart-wrenching music. The development of his second studio album Overgrown sees Blake creating stronger narratives and structure throughout all ten tracks. He places more importance on a linear progression with his vocals on the album, than with his previous work on his self-titled debut. The dewy, electronic gospel-folk laden songs are perfectly minimal, allowing the listener to catch the powerfully ardent crescendos in the vein...
- www.beat.com.au
In a recent interview with The Guardian, James Blake - when speaking of the mainstream music industry he seems to have made some Faustian pact with - said "I'm starting not to care, to be honest. Things are changing. The ship isn't just going down. There are people trapped inside, bashing on the windows trying to get out...
- thequietus.com
It seems that James Blake is still in a bit of a funk. His latest effort, Overgrown, rarely pulls out of its state of cloudy despondence, the 24 year-old producer-cum-songwriter instead demonstrating a sensitivity to subtle changes in a single hue, mood, and tenor. The key ingredients to Blake's music remain the same--shadowy electronic production and gospel-infused keyboards providing a vehicle for his murky confessionals--but elegant and imaginative production doesn't distract from the fact...
- www.undertheradarmag.com
As impressive as James Blake's self-titled debut album was, the 24-year-old Londoner has taken a massive leap forward with his follow-up. It inhabits the same aurally cavernous space but Overgrown builds on its predecessor in its lyrical and emotional directness - it's better because Blake learned how to write songs and fell in love. He's clearly grown in confidence, behind both the studio desk and the microphone, too...
- www.themusicnetwork.com
As impressive as James Blake's self-titled debut album was, the 24-year-old Londoner has taken a massive leap forward with his follow-up. It inhabits the same aurally cavernous space but builds on its predecessor in its lyrical and emotional directness - it's better because Blake learned how to write songs and fell in love. He's clearly grown in confidence, behind both the studio desk and the microphone, too...
- www.themusicnetwork.com
April 15, 2013 On his 2011 debut, James Blake was a bedroom beat maestro with soul-singer ambitions: a composer of beautiful, somewhat blurry songlets that were spangled with dubstep bass groans and glitchy electronics. His new album marks a shift: Blake has toned down the twitchiness and concentrated on the tunes. "Retrograde" is a surging torch ballad; "Our Love Comes Back" is a shuddering plea for rekindled romance...
- www.rollingstone.com
While his 2011 self-titled debut made a massive impact, James Blake's songs were criticized for, well, barely being songs. Many were just a fragment of a sentence mournfully unfolding over starkly skeletal rhythms and torch-song piano chords. However, that minimalism was also what fans loved about him, and the move toward more conventional piano ballads on the Enough Thunder EP caused concern that he might evolve into just another sad-sack singer/songwriter...
- nowtoronto.com
This British singer/producer's second album is another excellent set blending dubstep and other electronic styles with soul, folk and gospel, alternating between melancholy, piano-based ballads and more club-friendly, bass-heavy tracks, with beautifully textured production combining atmospheric synths, solemn piano, deep bass and Blake's emotive, ethereal crooning.
- kexp.org
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