Bush Reimagines 'Swallowed' for 30th Anniversary

0:00On April 30th, Bush just dropped a reimagined version of their hit swallowed to market's 30th birthday. The original track dropped on the 1996 album, Razor Blade suitcase, and became a stable for fans everywhere. This new take strips it down for more intimacy, layering in a coral ensemble that adds real tenderness after years of live evolution. They're deep into the land of milk and honey tour. Fresh off shows at Brooklyn Paramount and Stagecoach last weekend. The North American leg rolls on through May 24th, closing at Bottle Rock in Napa, California, then its Europe and Australia come September. Fans have made swallowed a lifelong anthem, and the band stayed relevant with their 10th studio album, I Beat Loneliness, Outlast, July via Ear Music, that dropped after celebrating the 30th anniversary of their 6 times platinum debut, 16 Stone in 2024. Turned line-up features frontman Gavin Rostale, guitarist Chris Trainor, bassist Corey Brits,

1:00and drummer Nick Hughes. They split in 2002, reformed in 2010, and since then unleashed 6 more albums, including Black and White Rambos post divorce from, Gwen Stefani. Bush keeps rewriting their story, turning classics into something deeper while hitting the road hard-proof 30 years in, they're still the pulse of. Rock. That wraps music news today. Brought to you with AI, I'm Corey with The Story.