Louis Dunford Be Lucky: Last Orders (Deluxe) Vinyl LP Silver Colour 2025
Tracklist:
LP 1
1. Superman
2. 1999
3. Madeline’s Medicine
4. The Unlucky Ones
5. Queer
6. Under Waterloo Skies
7. Rave Now, Die Later
8. Billy Flynn of Bethnal Green (full version)
9. England Till I Die?
10. Lucy
11. The Local
12. PTSD
13. Be Lucky
14. The Angel (North London Forever)
LP 2
1. Dear Rita
2. Did You Hear About Charlie?
3. Smash & Grab
4. Superman (Acoustic)
5. 1999 (Acoustic)
6. The Unlucky Ones (Acoustic)
7. PTSD (Acoustic)
8. Rave Now, Die Later (Acoustic)
North London singer, songwriter and storyteller Louis Dunford announced his forthcoming deluxe album ‘Be Lucky – Last Orders’, set for release 3rd October 2025.
A stunning guitar-led ballad, ‘Did You Hear About Charlie?’ sees Louis reflecting on a childhood friend with the rousing chorus ‘run Charlie, run’.
The track builds on the success of Louis Dunford’s critically acclaimed debut album ‘Be Lucky’, which was released earlier this year and reached #8 in the UK Official Albums Chart. The album featured standout singles including ‘Lucy’, ‘Billy Flynn of Bethnal Green’, ‘The Local’ and ‘The Angel (North London Forever)’ a heartfelt tribute to his hometown that has since been adopted by Arsenal FC as their official anthem. Building on the momentum, the new deluxe edition ‘Be Lucky – Last Orders’ features two brand-new tracks: ‘Did You Hear About Charlie?’ and forthcoming single ‘Dear Rita’ Earlier this year, Louis embarked on a sold-out UK and Ireland tour, selling over 30,000 tickets which culminated with a headline performance at a packed Alexandra Palace in London. He also made a triumphant return to Glastonbury, delivering a standout set on The Other Stage.
Louis is known for weaving narratives that capture the humour, grit, and depth of a North London lad on a world’s stage. His public chronicle of home creates vivid portraits of real people, the persistent spirit of community and a sense of completely unfiltered emotion. His rise to success has not gone unnoticed, with support pouring in from fans and tastemakers alike, including i-D, Clash, Complex, British GQ, Wonderland and one of Louis’ lifelong heroes, Sir Elton John, who invited him for a sit-down chat about his album release and their shared love of songwriting. Elton said of him "beautiful voice, beautiful man, I'm so proud of him".
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Tracklist:
LP 1
1. Superman
2. 1999
3. Madeline’s Medicine
4. The Unlucky Ones
5. Queer
6. Under Waterloo Skies
7. Rave Now, Die Later
8. Billy Flynn of Bethnal Green (full version)
9. England Till I Die?
10. Lucy
11. The Local
12. PTSD
13. Be Lucky
14. The Angel (North London Forever)
LP 2
1. Dear Rita
2. Did You Hear About Charlie?
3. Smash & Grab
4. Superman (Acoustic)
5. 1999 (Acoustic)
6. The Unlucky Ones (Acoustic)
7. PTSD (Acoustic)
8. Rave Now, Die Later (Acoustic)
North London singer, songwriter and storyteller Louis Dunford announced his forthcoming deluxe album ‘Be Lucky – Last Orders’, set for release 3rd October 2025.
A stunning guitar-led ballad, ‘Did You Hear About Charlie?’ sees Louis reflecting on a childhood friend with the rousing chorus ‘run Charlie, run’.
The track builds on the success of Louis Dunford’s critically acclaimed debut album ‘Be Lucky’, which was released earlier this year and reached #8 in the UK Official Albums Chart. The album featured standout singles including ‘Lucy’, ‘Billy Flynn of Bethnal Green’, ‘The Local’ and ‘The Angel (North London Forever)’ a heartfelt tribute to his hometown that has since been adopted by Arsenal FC as their official anthem. Building on the momentum, the new deluxe edition ‘Be Lucky – Last Orders’ features two brand-new tracks: ‘Did You Hear About Charlie?’ and forthcoming single ‘Dear Rita’ Earlier this year, Louis embarked on a sold-out UK and Ireland tour, selling over 30,000 tickets which culminated with a headline performance at a packed Alexandra Palace in London. He also made a triumphant return to Glastonbury, delivering a standout set on The Other Stage.
Louis is known for weaving narratives that capture the humour, grit, and depth of a North London lad on a world’s stage. His public chronicle of home creates vivid portraits of real people, the persistent spirit of community and a sense of completely unfiltered emotion. His rise to success has not gone unnoticed, with support pouring in from fans and tastemakers alike, including i-D, Clash, Complex, British GQ, Wonderland and one of Louis’ lifelong heroes, Sir Elton John, who invited him for a sit-down chat about his album release and their shared love of songwriting. Elton said of him "beautiful voice, beautiful man, I'm so proud of him".
