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Video: Bruno Major Unveils Music Video for '18'

“18” was released as part of Bruno’s latest album Columbo, the highly-anticipated follow-up to 2020’s To Let A Good Thing Die.

By: Sep. 21, 2023
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Singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Bruno Major, known for his “blissful, soulful, romantic” sound (Billboard) releases the music video for “18” from his new album Columbo (Harbour Artists & Music / AWAL Recordings). 

“18” poignantly captures Bruno’s feelings after the loss of two loved ones to suicide; Bruno now reflects “I'm twice the age you'll ever be.” Directed by Tess Lafia, the music video captures the lyrics’ sentimentality in a minimalistic, snow-covered setting. Bruno reminisces amongst the pine as the sky fades from twilight to sunrise.

“18” was released as part of Bruno’s latest album Columbo, the highly-anticipated follow-up to 2020’s To Let A Good Thing Die. The 12-track body of work weaves the autobiographical with the observational and stretches Bruno’s palette into new forms, yielding the most accomplished and honest expression of his music to date.

Marking a triumphant return to the stage after his 2020 tour was canceled due to COVID, Bruno continues the North American leg of his tour which launched on September 4th in Denver, CO. These dates follow a highly successful extensive run in Asia. Esquire Philippines raved “he was able to deliver a mesmerizing show,” while Nylon Manila echoed “ he’s back on the scene, and arguably better than ever.”

Following the 20-date run, he'll begin the European leg of his ambitious journey, in Cologne, Germany on November 8th. The tour will conclude on November 23rd in his hometown of London. At the top of 2024, he will also embark on a run of Australian dates. See below for the full tour routing.

UPCOMING HEADLINING TOUR DATES:

September 22 – Atlanta, GA - The Masquerade

September 23 – Nashville, TN - Brooklyn Bowl

September 25 – Chicago, IL - Vic Theatre

September 26 – Toronto, ON - HISTORY *SOLD OUT

September 29 – New York, NY - Terminal 5

September 30 – Boston, MA - Roadrunner

October 1 – Washington, DC - The Howard Theatre        

November 8 – Cologne, DE - CBE *SOLD OUT

November 9 – Berlin, DE – Kesselhaus

November 11 – Antwerp, BE – Trix

November 12 – Amsterdam, NL – Melkweg *SOLD OUT

November 13 – The Hague, NL – Paard *NEW

November 14 – Paris, FR – Le Trabendo

November 16 – Bristol, UK – SWX *NEW

November 17 – Glasgow, UK – Saint Luke’s *SOLD OUT

November 18 – Manchester, UK – Academy 2 *SOLD OUT

November 19 – Birmingham, UK – O2 Institute *NEW

November 21 – Dublin, IE – Vicar Street

November 23 – London, UK – O2 Forum Kentish Town *SOLD OUT

January 13 - Auckland, NZ - Powerstation

January 15 - Sydney, AUS - Enmore Theatre

January 16 - Melbourne, AUS - Forum *NEW

January 17 - Melbourne, AUS - Forum *SOLD OUT

January 19 - Brisbane, AUS - Tivoli

January 20 - Adelaide, AUS - Hindley Street Music Hall

January 22 - Perth, AUS - The Rechabite *SOLD OUT

January 23 - Perth, AUS - The Rechabite *NEW

photo credit: Neil Krug



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