The Jade Assembly

New single by The Jade Assembly Nothing Changes.

It’s out now as an A side and B side release. The songs are:

Nothing Changes and Peel Me Off The Ceiling.

All proceeds of this single are going to The Big Change Society – helping to end homelessness – and the band were on ITV news and BBC Radio Merseyside

talking about the special gig they are putting together in September, with the support of Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham

Foz says: “Nothing Changes is a song written about being with someone you love and no matter what happens nothing will ever change the way you feel about each other”.

The band were played on Radio X on May 2nd as the This Feeling Track of the Week on Gordon Smart’s show.

Here’s some more info on the release and the band:

Whilst Manchester is brimming with indie-rock bands, The Jade Assembly’s colossal rock and roll stands out from the crowd with raw charisma and determination. With energetic rock to lift your feet off the floor, the Bolton hailing group perform with fearsome energy and zealous honesty. Recently releasing a single with Ugly Man Records the band have worked with the prestigious label responsible for Elbow’s early success.

Lead singer John (Foz) Foster passionately performs with enough charisma to give former rock-gods from the Gallaghers to Dave Grohl a run for their money. His honest lyrics bare a strengthening and poetic truth with the magnetic flare of an assured front man. Andy Watson and Danny Hayes keep a formidable rhythm section whilst Gareth (Smed) Smedley strikes raw vigour on lead guitar. Due to their compelling commitment, The Jade Assembly formulate a magnetic sense of purpose.

Their previous singles the colossal ‘One Last Time’ and ‘Got my Star’ received radio play including BBC Introducing Manchester The Jade Assembly are set to cause a stir at another round of UK festivals this season. Having already demonstrated a commotion at Kendal Calling Blackthorn Festival and at the Playground festival to name just a few – The Jade Assembly are the perfect vivacious soundtrack to summer antics, warm festival beers and sunshine.

With an infamous loyal following dubbed ‘The Jade Army’ the group gather ‘the best fans in the world’ for their hedonistic live shows. And there’s always amiable room for more fans to join the uplifting raucous.

Taking influence from the legendary classics From The Who to Oasis, The Jade Assembly are the spawn of Britpop. Flying flags and empowering crowds The Jade Assembly’s stadium worthy sets are not to be missed.