Twenty years on from the release of their all-conquering second album Talk On Corners, and two years after their acclaimed album White Light, The Corrs return with an album they describe as "ambitious, earthy and outspoken: an album guaranteed to earn them renewed respect as musicians, songwriters and trailblazers."

“The most freeing experience we’ve ever had in the studio” is how Caroline describes the making of Jupiter Calling at London’s RAK studios. T-Bone had the band play live with minimal overdubs accompanied by bassist Robbie Malone (David Gray) and long-time guitarist Anthony Drennan (Chris Rea, Genesis, Clannad) and insisted that the studio source 40 spools of rare two-inch tape and a 1966 Ludwig drum kit.

The results are staggering and will delight their fans while earning admiration from a whole new audience.

“I love The Corrs' deep, generous spirit,” says T-Bone. “I love their writing and their singing and their playing. I love the people of Ireland – their music, their literature, their art- and The Corrs are the most soulful exemplars of that mystical land.”

At the heart of Jupiter Calling, their seventh album, is ‘SOS’- Song of Syria- the most politically outspoken and evocative song The Corrs have ever recorded.

To celebrate the band are returning to The Royal Albert Hall 19thOctober for what promises to be a very special night.
Tickets for the show will be on general sale Friday 15th September from 9am.

Jupiter Calling full track-listing:

1. Son of Solomon

2. Chasing Shadows

3. Bulletproof Love

4. Road To Eden

5. Butter Flutter

6. SOS

7. Dear Life

8. No Go Baby

9. Hit My Ground Running

10. Live Before I Die

11. Season Of Our Love

12. A Love Divine

13. The Sun And The Moon