The Third Three Years

Album Description

Dive into the heart of Frank Turner's discography with "The Third Three Years," a compelling compilation album released on November 24, 2014, via Xtra Mile Recordings. This 21-track collection spans a rich tapestry of folk punk and acoustic rock, showcasing Frank Turner's signature storytelling and energetic performances. From the anthemic "Somebody to Love" to the poignant "Sweet Albion Blues," and the rebellious "Riot Song," this album is a testament to Frank Turner's versatility and depth as an artist. With a duration of over an hour, "The Third Three Years" offers a comprehensive journey through Frank Turner's musical evolution, featuring both fan favorites and hidden gems. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Frank Turner's music, this album is a treasure trove of powerful lyrics, catchy melodies, and raw, authentic sound.

November 24, 2014

(P) 2014 Xtra Mile Recordings Ltd

About Frank Turner

Frank Turner, born in Bahrain and raised in Hampshire, is a dynamic English singer-songwriter who has carved out a unique niche in the music world by blending punk and folk elements. Beginning his career as the frontman of post-hardcore band Million Dead, Turner transitioned to a solo career in 2005, focusing on acoustic performances that showcase his powerful songwriting and storytelling abilities. Accompanied by his backing band, The Sleeping Souls, Turner's live shows are renowned for their energy and authenticity, reflecting his status as one of the most prolific touring musicians on the planet.

Turner's discography is impressive, with eight studio albums, eight EPs, and numerous other releases under his belt. His latest album, "Undefeated," is his tenth solo effort and follows the success of his first UK number-one album, "FTHC." Turner's music often explores personal and societal themes, offering a mix of emotional depth and lighter reflections on life's challenges. Beyond his music, Turner is known for his candid discussions about his experiences, including his father's transition and his own struggles with addiction. His commitment to his craft and his fans makes every Frank Turner performance a memorable event.