ALBUMEverything Else Has Gone WrongBombay Bicycle Club
ALBUMDemos 2004-2008Bombay Bicycle Club
ALBUMSo Long, See You TomorrowBombay Bicycle Club
ALBUMA Different Kind of FixBombay Bicycle Club
ALBUMFlawsBombay Bicycle Club
ALBUMI Had the Blues But I Shook Them LooseBombay Bicycle Club
Bombay Bicycle Club's Popular Music Videos
Eat, Sleep, Wake (Nothing But You) [Official Video]
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Everything Else Has Gone Wrong
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Is It Real
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Diving (feat. Holly Humberstone)
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Always Like This (Live at Brixton)
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I Can Hardly Speak (Lyric Video)
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My Big Day
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Racing Stripes
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Diving (Acoustic)
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Is It Real (Acoustic)
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Bombay Bicycle Club Essentials
These whip-smart London rockers forged a sound all their own.
Artist Biography
Jack Steadman, Jamie MacColl, and Suren de Saram were only 15 when they began playing together in 2005, originally performing as The Canals.
∙ After bassist Ed Nash joined in 2006, the band adopted the name Bombay Bicycle Club, which it took from a chain of Indian restaurants.
∙ In 2006, Bombay Bicycle Club won a competition and were awarded the opening slot at that year’s V Festival in the UK.
∙ The band’s first two EPs, debut single, and breakthrough album, I Had the Blues But I Shook Them Loose, were produced by Jim Abbiss (Arctic Monkeys, Kasabian, Adele).
∙ Bombay Bicycle Club reached the top of the UK charts with their 2014 LP, So Long, See You Tomorrow, which was also nominated for that year’s Mercury Prize.
∙ During an extended hiatus beginning in 2016, Jamie MacColl made a documentary on protest music for the BBC and completed a master’s degree in philosophy at Cambridge.
∙ Their 2020 album, Everything Else Has Gone Wrong, hit No. 4 in the UK, marking the fourth time that a Bombay Music Club LP made the Top 10.