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"It's exciting and heartwarming to be so welcomed in a beautiful city like London, which is on the opposite side of the globe from where I live."

Released in June, the 47-year-old singer-songwriter's eighth studio album, 'Meet The Moonlight', was produced by Lana Del Rey's studio wizard Blake Mills, who Jack credits with helping to push himself outside of his comfort zone.

He said in a statement regarding his first LP since 2017's 'All The Light Above It Too': “When Blake and I first got in touch we’d send each other playlists, and over time we realised we were drawn to music that sounds effortless despite all the effort put into making it.

“After a while we got a language together and I gained a trust in him that allowed me to let go, push outside my comfort zone, and get to a sound I really loved.”

Pre-sale tickets are available Wednesday, 16 November at 9am. General tickets are on sale Friday, 18 November at 9am via premier.ticketek.co.uk

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Jack Johnson to play Eden Sessions – June 23, 2023

The Eden Project announced today that American singer-songwriter Jack Johnson is the latest superstar name confirmed for next year’s Eden Sessions.

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The much-loved performer is set to appear in front of the world-famous Biomes on Friday June 23, 2023.

Next year’s date will mark Jack’s third time on the Eden Sessions stage, having played two previous sold-out shows in 2010 and 2018.

A long-time environmentalist who joined his wife Kim in co-founding Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation, a non-profit devoted to supporting environmental education, Jack has found immense purpose in caring for his community. This has included, most recently, working on and developing a learning farm.

Jack is a long-term supporter of the Eden Project and Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation will be highlighted at the show with a call to action on the climate emergency in conjunction with Eden.

Rita Broe, Managing Director of Eden Sessions Ltd, said: “We’re thrilled to be welcoming Jack back to the Sessions. His previous shows here were such unforgettable experiences and a real joy to watch. We’re sure his many fans will be as delighted as we are that he is returning to Eden.”

Jack’s decades-spanning career has included multiple awards and two Grammy nominations, more than 25 million album units sold worldwide, and countless sold-out tours, during which he has emerged as a leading force in greening the global touring industry.

Jack’s eighth studio album and first new full-length in five years, Meet The Moonlight, affirms him as an essential voice in elevating our perspective and subtly guiding us toward a more expansive state of mind.

In a departure from his past work, most of the album took shape from one-on-one collaboration with producer Blake Mills, an intimate and highly experimental process that involved embedding Jack’s elegantly stripped-back arrangements with enchanting sonic details.

Tickets for Jack Johnson at the Eden Project on June 23, 2023, cost £55 plus a £7.15 booking fee.

Tickets will go on sale to Inside Track Passholders from 10am on Monday November 14 until 9am Thursday November 17, 2022.

Tickets go on general sale at 12 noon on Thursday November 17, 2022.

Already announced to play next year’s Eden Sessions are global superstar Lionel Richie (June 7, 2023) and rock sensations The War on Drugs (June 18, 2023).

In September 2019 the Eden Project and global live events company AEG Presents announced a new partnership, Eden Sessions Ltd, to run the Eden Sessions.

In September last year Volvo Car UK announced a new three-year partnership as the Official Automotive Partner of the Eden Project and the Eden Sessions music concerts, a deal brokered by AEG Global Partnerships.

This long-term collaboration aims to inspire and educate visitors about people’s relationship with the environment and how we can protect the planet to create a safer future.

For more information on the Eden Sessions go to: 

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Jack Johnson to return to the UK for special gigs in London and Cornwall’s Eden Project

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14 Nov 2022, 15:03

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Smooth crooner Jack Johnson is heading back to the UK after nearly five years for his Meet The Moonlight Tour. 

The Better Together singer will finish off his world tour at London’s Hammersmith Apollo on 21st June 2023, and will also take part in the Eden Project’s Eden Sessions two days later on 23th June.

Jack, who lives in Hawaii, hasn’t performed in the UK since 2017, and said in a statement: “I am looking forward to returning to the UK to gather together and share songs. 

“It’s exciting and heartwarming to be so welcomed in a beautiful city like London, which is on the opposite side of the globe from where I live.”

Environmental activism is close to Jack’s heart, with his Meet The Moonlight World Tour working closely with venues to promote sustainability. 

Those initiatives include energy conservation, sourcing of local food and plastic free initiatives, including reusable models and water refill stations. 

Jack’s team is also proud to promote Eventim Apollo’s reusable cup program to reduce single-use plastic waste. In addition to taking strides to reduce the carbon footprint of the tour, £1 pound of every ticket purchase will support local climate solutions. 

When speaking about single, the former professional surfer said: “We’re at a point where human nature hasn’t changed but the technology around us has changed dramatically, and it’s getting to this dangerous place where the most extreme and sensationalised opinions have the potential to be heard by so many people.” 

To catch some Jack Johnson and more relaxed vibes, make sure you tune in to Virgin Radio Chilled on your DAB radio, on the Virgin Radio App or virginradio.co.uk.

Jack Johnson will be playing at London’s Eventim Apollo on June 21st 2023. Pre-sale tickets available Wednesday 16 November at 9am hand general tickets on sale Friday 18 November at 9am here .

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Taylor Swift brings out Travis Kelce at London Eras Tour date

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Taylor Swift had a surprise for fans attending her Eras Tour at London’s Wembley Stadium on Sunday: her boyfriend and tight end for the Super Bowl-winning Kansas City Chiefs, Travis Kelce.

Dressed in a tuxedo with a tailcoat and top hat, Kelce joined Swift on stage for a transitional sketch that leads into the song “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart.” In fan videos, he’s seen carrying Swift, urging her into a costume change. He fanned and powdered her face as part of the act.

Last month, in her first Eras Tour concert since the release of “The Tortured Poets Department,” Swift shook up her setlist. At the La Défense Arena in Paris, fans were treated to the inclusion of new songs from the record-breaking album released in April.

The billion-dollar Eras Tour is meant to be a career retrospective, with Swift performing more than 40 tracks reflecting 17 years of recorded music. “The Tortured Poets Department” was her first brand-new release since the tour’s start.

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On Sunday, Swift took her relationship with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce to a new level by bringing him on stage during her Eras Tour at London’s Wembley Stadium.

Kelce surprised the crowd and appeared with two of Swift’s dancers wearing a top hat and a black tailcoat during the transition from “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived” to “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart.”

The crowd erupted in cheers as he carried Swift in his arms. In other shows, two of Swift’s dancers carry her.

“TRAVIS KELCE HAS OFFICIALLY MADE HIS #TSTheErasTour DEBUT IN #LondonTSTheErasTour !” Taylor Nation, Swift’s official social media team, posted on X , formerly known as Twitter.

Kelce fanned himself and Swift, pretended to touch up her makeup and broke out in some dance moves in the scene.

Before walking away to sing “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart,” Swift turned toward Kelce and blew him a kiss.

Taylor Nation called the moment “The not-so-smallest hard launch that ever lived” on X .

On Monday, Swift mentioned the surprise appearance in an Instagram post that featured photos and video of Kelce’s debut.

“I’m still cracking up/swooning over @killatrav’s Eras Tour debut,” she said in the post .

Over the weekend, Swift and three-time Super Bowl champion also became Instagram official when she posted a photo with him and the British royals at Saturday’s concert.

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The Razzle Dazzle Tour will visit points of interest in the life of Jack London in the Bay Area. (Photo courtesy of Jack London State Historic Park).

Jack London State Historic Park is hosting the Razzle Dazzle Tour on June 29, a journey through various locations in the Bay Area related to the life of the famous author and adventurer Jack London.

The group will gather in Sonoma at noon to board a motorcoach with park docents Kathy Hillback-Ely and Jeff Falconer. Guests will meet at The Sonoma Barracks at 36 East Spain St. in the parking lot behind the Barracks, entrance on 1st Street East.

The first stop on the tour itinerary is Sailor Jack’s, a Jack London-themed restaurant in Benicia. Park docents will discuss London’s life as a young oyster pirate. Guests will eat lunch outdoors with a view of the waterway where the author used to sail.

Following lunch, representatives from the Benicia Historical Society will lead a 30-minute walk along the streets of Benicia to visit the waterfront and a bar London once frequented which remains intact today.

Next, the group will head to Oakland and doceny Falconer will share stories from Jack’s early life. The following stop on the docket will be Jack London Square and the famed Heinold’s: First and Last Chance Saloon where the author was a regular guest.

The group will sip Jack London-themed cocktails outdoors while playing Jack London trivia for prizes, a few steps away from Jack’s cabin, which was brought to Oakland from Dawson, Alaska.

There will be stops for photos of the wolf statue and a group shot at the mural on the back of Heinold’s. Guests can enjoy more drinks on the trip back to Sonoma, as Falconer leads a sing-along of songs from that time period.

Tickets cost $300 and include lunch at Sailor Jack’s, a drink at Heinold’s, wine, whiskey and water on the bus, transportation, and entertainment throughout the tour. Participants must be 21 or older. Proceeds benefit the Jack London State Historic Park.

For tickets and more information, visit https://jacklondonpark.com/events/the-razzle-dazzle-tour-2024/ .

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Jack and the band will be hitting the road for a 30 date 2022 Summer Tour throughout North America and will be joined at various points on the tour by Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals , Ziggy Marley , Lake Street Dive , Durand Jones & the Indications , and Ron Artis II & Thunderstorm Artis .

*A limited number of tickets are available through Platinum and Premium ticketing programs. All net proceeds earned will be donated to the Johnson Ohana Foundation to support All At Once Non-Profit Partners in communities near each concert. In addition, $2 from every ticket will support the environment, with half being directed to carbon offset projects and half going to support local All At Once Non-Profit Partners working on environmental initiatives in each concert area. Fans can opt-in to make an additional donation to the Johnson Ohana Foundation to further support environmental projects, promote plastic free initiatives, and food security efforts of the All At Once Non-Profit Partners.

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Reducing knife crime will be a "moral mission" for Labour if it wins the election on 4 July, Sir Keir Starmer will say on Tuesday.

The party leader will outline his plan to halve knife crime over the next 10 years, including creating a new cross-government "coalition" to work on solutions - bringing in families of victims and survivors of knife crime, along with tech companies and relevant organisations. 

Sir Keir will also promise to chair an annual knife crime summit to "track progress" on the target, and appeal to all parties to work together on the issue. 

"Knife crime is an issue above and beyond party politics," he will say. "For the parents grieving sons and daughters who never came home, action to end this scourge cannot wait.

"Far too often we hear the same stories from grieving families who have been subject to these brutal murders carried out by children. 

"It is our duty as political leaders of all stripes to work together to end knife crime and keep our young people safe."

Figures from Labour showed knife-related offences had risen by 81% since 2015 across England and Wales. 

The party's pledges for after the election include increasing the penalties for carrying a knife - including custody in the most serious cases, as well as extending the list of banned knives. 

Its 10pm - here's your late night general election bulletin.

We're into the last full week of the election campaign, with just 10 days left until polling day - and things are heating up.

Here's a run down of everything you may have missed:

• Rishi Sunak  today said he is not being investigated by the Gambling Commission over the betting scandal;
• He confirmed the Conservative Party is carrying out its own investigation - and will pass its findings on to the Gambling Commission ;
• The prime minister later took part in an election Q&A with The Sun, in which he insisted he only took the top job "as the result of a mistake" made by Liz Truss ;
• He also failed to confirm whether he called a summer election to avoid potential legal trouble over Rwanda flights taking off in July;
• Meanwhile, economists have lambasted a "conspiracy of silence" from the main parties over their tax and spending plans - read more below:
• Over to Labour, which has offered to meet Harry Potter author JK Rowling to provide her with "assurances" over the protection of women-only spaces; 
• Sir Keir Starmer also took part in the election Q&A, and he admitted that he "understands" why people are confused by his shift in stance on Jeremy Corbyn;
• And Lord Richard Dannatt, the former head of the army, has said Nigel Farage is "not worth listening to about anything" - particularly relating to the war in Ukraine;
• The Reform leader said last week the West had contributed to the invasion of Ukraine;
• He has launched a blistering attack aimed at his one-time ally Boris Johnson - highlighting a front page showing Mr Johnson holding a similar stance on Russia back in 2016.

A flurry of general elections since 2015 has brought an unprecedented churn in our parliamentary representatives.

This year, two in five MPs aren't seeking re-election and the picture for the Conservatives is record-breakingly grim.

An unparalleled total of 23% of Conservative MPs are calling it a day in 2024, more than the previous high of 22% of Tories who quit in 1997, another year of boundary changes.

In contrast, only 15% of Labour MPs are resigning.

There are many reasons MPs quit: from retirement, family commitments and health concerns to career change, abolished constituencies, and the prospect of defeat.

But their decision to depart can reveal much about life in Westminster and have a significant impact on parliament's mix of experience, demographics, and the direction of political parties.

Dr Sofia Collignon, associate professor in Comparative Politics, analyses the churn in our representatives here:

Wales is a Labour heartland, but it's clearly in the sights of other parties during this election campaign.

Reform UK even launched its manifesto in a town in the south of the country, Merthyr Tydfil.

Although Wales has its own parliament and makes most of its own decisions, they still elect MPs who stand in Westminster.

Sky's Wales reporter Tomos Evans explains how the cost of living, steel industry and nuclear energy will be key issues for voters.

By David Blevins , senior Ireland correspondent

Northern Ireland's first and deputy first ministers have condemned the Conservative Party for the impact of Brexit on the region.

Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill told Sky News the current government had "played fast and loose" with the Good Friday Agreement.

Emma Little-Pengelly, of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), said Northern Ireland was the victim of the Tories having "botched Brexit".

Doug Beattie, the Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) leader, accused the "chaotic" Tory government of "destroying the cohesion of the United Kingdom".

Tactical voting is a talking point at every election - but it could play a particularly big role this time round.

The polls suggest huge public discontent with the Tories, but there are many seats where Labour - widely projected to form the next government - are not the main challengers.

It's contests like these where the Lib Dems, Reform UK, and the Greens might hope to make gains.

Below, Sky's political correspondent  Serena Barker-Singh explains what tactical voting is when it comes to an election and how it could impact parliament's makeup come 5 July.

Our live poll tracker collates the results of opinion surveys carried out by all the main polling organisations - and allows you to see how the political parties are performing in the run-up to the general election.

It shows a drop in support in recent days for Labour and the Tories - with a jump for Reform and the Liberal Democrats.

Read more about the tracker here .

Tonight on Politics Hub With Sophy Ridge , both our Tory and Labour guests faced questions over a report suggesting neither party are being honest with voters about their tax and spending plans.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies launched its report on their election manifestos this morning, warning public services will have to be cut over the next parliament, unless government debt or taxes rise further.

Labour and the Tories have both ruled out tax rises on working people, but also downplayed the risk of cuts to key public services.

So, are they being honest? Our business correspondent Paul Kelso takes a closer look at the numbers...

That concludes our coverage of tonight's Politics Hub With Sophy Ridge  - the show will return tomorrow at 7pm. Stick with us here for more updates and analysis throughout the evening.

Five years ago it was indisputably the Brexit election, but this time round it's become something of an elephant in the room.

But in Northern Ireland, none of the party leaders are shy of talking about the impact of Britain leaving the EU.

Our  senior Ireland correspondent  David Blevins   has spoken to them all about the legacy of the 2016 referendum - and how a new government at Westminster might change things.

As David notes, to "get Brexit done" the Tory government put a trade border in the Irish Sea between Northern Ireland and Great Britain - something that was once unthinkable.

Michelle O'Neill, Sinn Fein:

"I think there's an opportunity now with what potentially looks like a Labour government coming into play to reverse the damage of Brexit. 

"And actually, I would hope we get to the point where actually we reverse the Brexit decision altogether. 

"That may not be where Labour are headed, but I think there is an opportunity to reset relationships, critically between London and Dublin, because those have been very much fractured."

Emma Little-Pengelly, DUP: 

"The Conservative Party and the UK government botched Brexit and Northern Ireland was the victim of that. 

"We called out the Conservative Party on this at every single stage. 

"We had to fight incredibly hard to try to undo the damage made by the decisions made by the Conservative Party in government. 

"But of course it was us fighting for that, while others were agitating and pushing for rigorous implementation of that really bad deal."

Naomi Long, Alliance: 

"What we need to do looking forward is say... how do we make the benefits of the Windsor Framework work in our advantage? 

"We have a unique position in Northern Ireland in terms of trade: we can trade freely into GB, we can trade freely with the Irish Republic, but more than that, we are a foot in the European Union."

Colum Eastwood, SDLP:

"Brexit has been a disaster for the whole of the UK, I would argue, economically and in many other ways, but we felt it much more keenly here because we share a border with the European Union.

"We had to do an awful lot of work to put things back together after the mess that was made by Brexit and Boris Johnson and the DUP. 

"From our perspective, there's no better outcome than actually being back in the European Union lock, stock, and barrel."

Doug Beattie, UUP:

"Brexit was a defining moment. 

"It absolutely undermined the cohesion of the United Kingdom, and I think we can see the out workings of that even today. 

"And whatever government gets in - and we all think it's going to be a Labour government - I think they're going to have to work on that cohesion as one of their main outputs."

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