It was released on 11th March
Author: Anna Sky HultonPublished 5 hours ago
Last updated 5 hours ago
When James Arthur finally released ‘It’ll All Make Sense In The End‘ in November 2021, after months of delays, fans thought their prayers had been answered. However, it seems that the ‘Say You Won’t Let Go’ singer had a surprise in store for fans, when he later announced a deluxe edition would be coming, and now, it’s finally dropped.
James, who is currently on tour, has taken to his Instagram Stories to share his fans’ reactions to his new release. One fan wrote it was ‘unbelievable’ with another saying: ‘I love this, raw talent’.
The ‘You’ singer followed these complimentary comments with a heartfelt message to them saying: ‘I love you all so much it hurts my heart ❤️❤️❤️❤️’.
The deluxe edition of ‘It’ll All Make Sense In The End’ was released today (11th March) and features six extra tracks in addition to those already included on the original release. The new tracks include, ‘Lose My Mind’ which was released two weeks ago and features Josh Franceschi, who is the lead vocalist of rock band You Me at Six.
James Arthur is currently on tour and you can still buy tickets from Aloud.com.
MARCH 2022
Cardiff Motorpoint Arena – Fri 11th
Brighton Centre – Sat 12th
Leeds O2 Academy – Mon 14th
Hull Bonus Arena – Tue 15th
Glasgow SEC Armadillo – Thu 17th
Birmingham O2 Academy – Sat 19th
Southend Cliffs Pavilion – Sun 20th
Manchester O2 Apollo – Tue 22nd
Newcastle O2 City Hall – Wed 23rd
Sheffield City Hall – Fri 25th
Liverpool Mountford Hall, Guild of Students – Sat 26th
James Arthur’s career: Take a look at how he went from winning The X Factor to a pop star
Career beginnings
James began writing and recording songs at the age of 15, performing as both a solo artist and in bands including Moonlight Drive, Cue the Drama, Save Arcade and Emerald Skye from 2005 to 2011. In 2011, James wrote an album called ‘Sins by the Sea’ which was uploaded to social media sites, before forming The James Arthur Project and releasing EPs ‘Hold On’ and ‘The EP Collection CD’.
2012: The X Factor
James auditioned for The X Factor in 2012, attending the auditions which took place throughout May and June that year. He sang a cover of ‘Young’ by Tulisa, who was on the judging panel that year, then ‘A Million Love Songs’ at Boot Camp – a song by fellow judge Gary Barlow’s band Take That. He was in the final against Jahméne Douglas, winning the show.
2013: Debut self-titled album
James released his winners’ single, a cover of ‘Impossible’ by Shontelle in December 2012, which hit the top spot in the UK charts. His self-titled debut album was released in November 2013 and went to Number 2 in the UK, featuring songs like ‘You’re Nobody ’til Somebody Loves You’, ‘Get Down’ and ‘Roses’ featuring Emeli Sandé. In January 2014, he embarked on his first tour, the ‘James Arthur Tour’, performing 37 dates around Europe.
2014: Controversy and parting ways with Syco
James caused controversy after taking part in rap battles, causing Simon Cowell to say, “I think James, unfortunately, has had so many issues with what he has done publicly – which is a real issue with me… Somebody should have told him to shut up and just put the records out.” In June 2014, he announced that he had parted ways with Syco by mutual agreement.
2015-2016: Signing with Columbia Records and second album
James signed a deal with Columbia Records in September 2015 and announced that a new album was on the way. His second album ‘Back from the Edge’ was released in October 2016, featuring songs ‘Say You Won’t Let Go’ – which was a Number 1 single – and ‘Can I Be Him’. James became the first X Factor performer to have two singles sell over a million copies in his home country.
2017: BRIT Awards nominations
In 2017, James’ single, ‘Say You Won’t Let Go’, was nominated at the BRITs for British Artist Video of the Year and British Single of the Year. He also released single ‘Naked’, and attended The GRAMMY Museum at one of their Spotlight events after joining OneRepublic on their massive North American tour.
2018-2019: ‘Rewrite the Stars’ and third album ‘You’
In 2018, James teamed up with Anne-Marie on their amazing cover of ‘Rewrite The Stars’, for The Greatest Showman: Reimagined. He also appeared on Brazilian soap opera O Tempo não Para, singing his song ‘Empty Space’. James released his third album ‘You’ in October 2019, debuting at Number 2 in the UK and was certified Silver.
2020: Upcoming fourth album
James revealed on Twitter in July 2020 that he was working on a fourth album, writing, ‘I’ve been writing the new album for the last couple of months. I couldn’t be more excited to share with you this new lane I’m playing around in, I think you’ll be surprised in a good way. This is the album I’ve wanted to make for so long! #IWAMSITE.’ He also worked on song ‘Lasting Lover’ with DJ Sigala.
2021: New singles and release of fourth album
James delighted his fans in 2021 when he dropped a number of new tracks, including ‘Medicine’, ‘September’ and ‘Emily’.
The singer also confirmed his fourth studio album ‘It’ll All Make Sense In The End’ which he released on Friday 5th November.
Now read:
Everything you need to know about James Arthur
James Arthur releases his fourth album ‘It’ll All Make Sense In The End’
How to listen to Hits Radio:
For the biggest hits, the biggest throwbacks and incredible competitions tune into Hits Radio on our Hits Radio app, your DAB radio, Smart Speakers or online.