Harriet will release her new album Trying To Get The Feeling Again in October, featuring reimaginings of classics as well as two original tracks.

The album finds Harriet celebrating the ‘70s with reworkings of classic songs from the likes of The Carpenters, Carole King and Barry Manilow.  It lands ahead of a string of tour dates across the early part of 2025 including a Manchester gig at Sale’s Waterside.

The roots of the album are in Harriet’s love of the era and a personal rediscovery and reconnection with the songs which first inspired her.

As she explains, “This album is a celebration of my love of music from the late 1970s and the songs that have shaped me as an artist and performer. I have been longing to reconnect with my musical roots and ‘Trying To Get The Feeling Again’, both the album and live show have given me the opportunity to embrace parts of myself and my sound that I’m excited to share. I hope people discover in the album a sense of comfort and nostalgia and are able to experience again any feelings that they thought had been lost. I think this is something we are all craving right now… to get the feeling again.”

Alongside the reworkings the album will also feature two original tracks – Silent Disco (co-written with Anders Hansson) and Mountain written alongside Steve Anderson and John Bettis who wrote many of The Carpenters’ hits.

Harriet will also be heading out on tour in the new year with North West dates at Sale’s Waterside and Liverpool’s Philharmonic Hall.

Trying To Get The Feeling Again tracklist:

  1. ‘Yesterday Once More’
  2. ‘I’d Really Love To See You Tonight’
  3. ‘Make It With You’
  4. ‘Sailing’
  5. ‘All By Myself’
  6. ‘Mountain’
  7. ‘This Masquerade’
  8. ‘Rainbow Connection’
  9. ‘Silent Disco’
  10. ‘Mandy’
  11. ‘How Deep Is Your Love’
  12. ‘I Need To Be In Love’
  13. ‘You’ve Got A Friend’
  14. ‘Old and Wise’
  15. ‘Thank You For Being A Friend’

When will Harriet headline at Manchester’s Sale Waterside?

Harriet will headline at Manchester’s Sale Waterside on 21 March 2025.  She will headline at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall on 21 February 2025.  The Manchester and Liverpool gigs are two of 18 dates she will headline across February and March 2025:
31 January   –   Otley, Courthouse
1 February   –   Melbourne, Assembly Rooms
6 February   –   Southampton, Hanger Farm Arts
8 February   –   Lichfield, The Hub @ St Mary’s
14 February   –   Boston, Blackfriars Arts Centre
15 February   –   Shrewsbury, Theatre Severn
16 February   –   Swindon, Arts Centre
21 February   –   Liverpool, Philharmonic Hall
22 February   –   Selby, Town Hall
26 February   –   Chelmsford, Theatre
1 March   –   Deal, Astor Theatre
8 March   –   Helmsley, Arts Centre
15 March   –   Pakenham, St Mary’s Church
20 March   –   Barnoldswick, Music & Arts Centre
21 March   –   Sale, Waterside
27 March   –   Aldershot, West End Theatre
28 March   –   Milton Keynes, Stables
29 March   –   Poole, Lighthouse

 

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