London Grammar have teamed up with iconic British director, Tony Kaye to create the visuals for new single “Oh Woman Oh Man”

“Oh Woman, Oh Man” mirrors the question of identity, and to what extent gender plays a role in it. We were lucky enough to work with the legendary Tony Kaye on this video, who handled these themes and questions with passion and sensitivity” says Hannah Reid of London Grammar.

Tony Kaye, perhaps best known for his film American History X and his Grammy Award winning music videos for artists including Red Hot Chili Peppers and Johnny Cash, met the band through mutual friends in London.

Kaye says of the experience, “The grammar of London has taken me over for 2 score daze – maybe more I just don’t know. I kept losing the plot and finding it again. The work is my tag souvenir. The memory is my compass and Sgt Pepper as ever is always my target”.

“Oh Woman, Oh Man” follows recent singles “Rooting For You”, “Big Picture” and “Truth Is A Beautiful Thing” and comes ahead of the release of the trio’s much anticipated second album, Truth Is A Beautiful Thing on June 9 via Metal & Dust/ Ministry Of Sound.

The trio worked with the likes of Oscar winning producer Paul Epworth (Florence & The Machine, Adele), Mercury nominated Jon Hopkins (Brian Eno, King Creosote) and LA based Greg Kurstin (Sia, Beck) as well as Tim Bran and Roy Kerr on the album.

Having recently performed at performing at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend, the band have a huge summer ahead with Glastonbury, Lollapalooza and more to come, before kicking off their now SOLD OUT UK tour in October.

London Grammar live:

Saturday 3 June Heartland Festival Frederiksberg, Denmark
Saturday 10 June Parklife Festival Manchester, UK
Sunday 25 June Glastonbury Festival Pilton, UK
Saturday 1 July Festival Garorock Marmande, France
Friday 7 July TRNSMT Festival Glasgow, UK
Wednesday 12 July Montreux Jazz Festival Montreux, Switzerland
Friday 14 July Super Bock Super Rock Lisbon, Portugal
Sunday 16 July Festival De Nîmes Nimes, France
Saturday 22 July Lollapalooza Paris, France
Friday 4 August Osheaga Music & Arts Montreal, Canada
Sunday 6 August Lollapalooza Chicago, US
Friday 11 August Flow Festival Helsinki, Finland
Saturday 12 August Way Out West Festival Gothenburg, Sweden
Friday 18 August Pukkelpop Kiewit-Hasselt, Belgium
Saturday 19 August Lowland Festival Biddinghuizen, Netherlands
Saturday 26 August Zurich Open Air Festival Zürich, Switzerland
Friday 1 September Electric Picnic Stradbally, Ireland
Sunday 10 September Lollapalooza Berlin, Germany
Tuesday 17 October 02 Apollo Manchester, UK
Wednesday 18 October 02 Academy Leeds Leeds, UK
Friday 20 October 02 Apollo Manchester, UK
Saturday 21 October Eventim Apollo London, UK
Monday 23 October 02 Academy Birmingham Birmingham, UK
Thursday 26 October Rock City Nottingham, UK
Friday 27 October Colston Hall Bristol, UK
Sunday 29 October City Hall Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
Monday 30 October O2 Academy Brixton London, UK