Sam Ryder is releasing a new song from his debut album
It's coming out on Friday
Eurovision star Sam Ryder is bringing out new music, and we can expect to hear it later this week! After rising to fame with his track 'Space Man', he announced his debut album 'There's Nothing But Space Man' and has since shared the video for 'Somebody' as well as dropping a collab with David Guetta and Sigala.
The new single is called 'All The Way Over', and is part of the upcoming album. Sam revealed that it will be released on Friday 4th November.
The singer posted a video to Twitter announcing the exciting news and said: "I wrote this song with two dear friends of mine, Amy and Max. It's called 'All The Way Over'."
What is Sam Ryder's 'All The Way Over' about?
Explaining what the song is about, he added: "It's a song for anybody on a journey to the other side of loss, grief or heartache.
"I hope this song finds you in good circumstances, but if it doesn’t, I hope that it can bring you a sort of semblance of comfort that music has that magical ability to do."
He also gave fans a teaser of the song by posting a 30-second clip of the track.
It made fans even more excited to hear the song in full, with one person commenting: 'I can already tell this song is going to mean a lot to me 😠can’t wait to hear the full song 💛' and another adding: 'this song makes me feel completely understood, i just know that it will help me a lot through this tough time, thank you so much for releasing it.' (sic)
When is 'All The Way Over' being released?
The song will come out on Friday 4th November.
When is Sam Ryder's album out?
'There's Nothing But Space Man' will be released on 18th November and can be pre-ordered now.
Is Sam Ryder on tour?
Sam is heading on tour across the UK in 2023, check out his tour dates below.
March 2023
Manchester Academy 1 - Tue 21st
Newcastle O2 City Hall- Thur 23rd
Liverpool O2 Academy- Sat 25th
Leeds O2 Academy- Sun 26th
Birmingham O2 Academy- Tue 28th
Cambridge Corn Exchange- Wed 29th
London Eventim Apollo- Thur 30th
April 2023
Cardiff Great Hall- Sat 1st
Bristol O2 Academy- Sun 2nd
Bournemouth O2 Academy- Tue 4th
Brighton, Brighton Dome- Wed 5th
You can get tickets to see Sam Ryder from Aloud.com
Sam came in second place at this year's Eurovision Song Contest and because of this, the event will be hosted in the UK next year. The decision was made as the winning country Ukraine will be unable to host it.
After months of wondering which UK city would host Eurovision 2023, was revealed in October that the event will take place in Liverpool on 13th May.
Take a look through the best Eurovision performances of all time:
10) Loreen - 'Tattoo'
Country: Sweden
Year: 2023
Views: 26m
Watch on YouTube here.
9) SunStroke Project & Olia Tira - 'Run Away'
Country: Moldova
Year: 2010
Views: 33m
Watch on YouTube here.
8) Conchita Wurst - 'Rise Like A Phoenix'
Country: Austria
Year: 2014
Views: 44m
Watch on YouTube here.
7) Eleni Foureira - 'Fuego'
Country: Cyprus
Year: 2018
Views: 48m
Watch on YouTube here.
6) Måns Zelmerlöw - 'Heroes'
Country: Sweden
Year: 2015
Views: 53m
Watch on YouTube here.
5) Lordi - 'Hard Rock Hallelujah'
Country: Cyprus
Year: 2006
Views: 54m
Watch on YouTube here.
4) Loreen - 'Euphoria'
Country: Sweden
Year: 2012
Views: 65m
Watch on YouTube here.
3) Alexander Rybak - 'Fairytale'
Country: Norway
Year: 2009
Views: 87m
Watch on YouTube here.
2) MÃ¥neskin - 'Zitti e buoni'
Country: Italy
Year: 2021
Views: 107m
Watch on YouTube here.
1) Netta - 'Toy'
Country: Israel
Year: 2018
Views: 174m
Watch on YouTube here.
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