October 15 2019 Frank Turner returns to New York City to showcase his new album.
Frank Turner returned to New York City to the heart of the theater district to play at Town Hall and showcased the material from his new album.
A full gallery of photos from this show can be viewed here.
No Man’s Land is the eighth studio album by Frank Turner, and it was released on August 16th 2019 by Xtra Mile Recordings. It is a concept album with songs about women from history, often with connections to music.
Turner’s first set mostly focused on the material from No Man’s Land and showcased Turner performing solo, without his band. It was definitely more mellow than many fans are used to from Turner, as is appropriate for this more contemplative album.
Turner returned for a second set with his band, the Sleeping Souls for a more rocking set to close out the night. This second set also had a more acoustic lineup and concept even though it covered his earlier material which is typically played in an electric lineup. The band was seated and the instrumentation was less ‘loud’ and more song focused. As is the custom at Frank Turner shows the audience sang along with gusto.
Between the two sets Turner performed an unbelievable twenty eight songs, showcasing that he may have stamina for performance on a level not seen since the early days of Bruce Springsteen.
Solo Set
Jinny Bingham’s Ghost
The Graveyard of the Outcast Dead
Nica
A Perfect Wife
The Death of Dora Hand
Sister Rosetta
Rosemary Jane
The Lioness
SET TWO with the Sleeping Souls
The Ballad of Me and My Friends
I Knew Prufrock Before He Got Famous
Journey of the Magi
Substitute
Isabel
Wanderlust
Reasons Not to Be an Idiot
I Am Disappeared
Tell Tale Signs
One Foot Before the Other
The Way I Tend to Be
The Opening Act of Spring
Love Forty Down
There She Is
The Lifeboat
Balthazar, Impresario
Photosynthesis
Recovery
I Still Believe
Be More Kind
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