VIDEO: Jade Bird reveals next single confirms album details

7 January 2019, 16:28 | Updated: 5 March 2019, 13:38

The Uh-Huh singer visited The Chris Moyles Show to confirm she'll be playing Radio X's Great X-Pectations Live and revealed her plans for the year.

Jade Bird has revealed the name of her next single and confirmed the release date of her debut album.

The Uh-Huh singer visited The Chris Moyles Show to confirm she'll be part of the line-up at Radio X presents Great X-Pectations LIVE on Tuesday 29 January, which will also see Ten Tonnes and Yonaka play London's Garage.

Asked what her plans were for early this year, the Love Has All Been Done Before singer told Radio X that I Get No Joy will be released as a single in the next few weeks, followed by her self-titled debut album on 19 April.

Watch her tell all in our video above.

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Jade Bird reveals next single and confirms album date on The Chris Moyles Show
Jade Bird reveals next single and confirms album date on The Chris Moyles Show. Picture: Radio X

Get the tracklisting for Jade Bird's self-titled debut album:

1. Lottery

2. I Get No Joy

3. Side Effects

4. My Motto

5. Does Anybody Know

6. Uh Huh

7. Good At It

8. 17

9. Love Has All Been Done Before

10. Going Gone

11. If I Die

Jade also talked about how awkward posing for photoshoots can make her feel because of her northern roots.

Find out what particular pose makes her feel like tree in our video:

Jade Bird is one of Radio X's Great X-Pectations 2019, making up a list of 20 artists we have tipped for big things this year.

The singer-songwriter took part in a very special session for Radio X, playing her Uh-Huh and Love Has All Been Done Before singles.

Watch her play her Lottery track here:

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