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Noted for throaty, yearning vocals that accompany his swimmy indie soul-pop, Yellow Days is the performance alias of British musician George van den Broek. After some early releases during his teenage years, he began to gain traction with 2017's full-length Is Everything Okay in Your World? Switching locales to Los Angeles, his follow-up, A Day in a Yellow Beat, appeared in 2020. Two years later, the pandemic-inspired EP trilogy Slow Dance & Romance, Apple Pie, and Inner Peace was steeped in psychedelic soul. Born in Manchester, England, and raised in Haselmere, van den Broek's musical endeavors began when he got a guitar for Christmas at the age of 11. With influences that include Ray Charles, Mac DeMarco, and Thundercat, he started releasing stand-alone singles as a teen in late 2015. His debut EP, Harmless Melodies, arrived in November 2016. Yellow Days continued to release periodic singles in 2017, some of which appeared on his debut LP, Is Everything Okay in Your World?, that October. It featured a guest spot by hip-hop artist Rejjie Snow. Early the next year, "Gap in the Clouds," from his first EP, reached a broader audience when it accompanied the trailer for the second season of Donald Glover's show Atlanta. Yellow Days followed up in April 2018 with the single "The Way Things Change" and a week's worth of club shows in the U.S. that quickly sold out, before continuing the tour in Europe. The musician's sophomore effort arrived in 2020: titled A Day in a Yellow Beat, the project was written and recorded primarily in L.A., with van den Broek sourcing new inspiration from local collaborators. Yellow Days' next undertaking was a set of three self-produced EPs released throughout 2022 and consisting of a combined 17 songs. Slow Dance & Romance began the series in April, with Apple Pie following in July, and Inner Peace closing out the project in September. Conceived and recorded during the early part of the COVID-19 pandemic, they were said to represent a catalog of his "mindset in lockdown." ~ Marcy Donelson
Read moreNoted for throaty, yearning vocals that accompany his swimmy indie soul-pop, Yellow Days is the performance alias of British musician George van den Broek. After some early releases during his teenage years, he began to gain traction with 2017's full-length Is Everything Okay in Your World? Switching locales to Los Angeles, his follow-up, A Day in a Yellow Beat, appeared in 2020. Two years later, the pandemic-inspired EP trilogy Slow Dance & Romance, Apple Pie, and Inner Peace was steeped in psychedelic soul. Born in Manchester, England, and raised in Haselmere, van den Broek's musical endeavors began when he got a guitar for Christmas at the age of 11. With influences that include Ray Charles, Mac DeMarco, and Thundercat, he started releasing stand-alone singles as a teen in late 2015. His debut EP, Harmless Melodies, arrived in November 2016. Yellow Days continued to release periodic singles in 2017, some of which appeared on his debut LP, Is Everything Okay in Your World?, that October. It featured a guest spot by hip-hop artist Rejjie Snow. Early the next year, "Gap in the Clouds," from his first EP, reached a broader audience when it accompanied the trailer for the second season of Donald Glover's show Atlanta. Yellow Days followed up in April 2018 with the single "The Way Things Change" and a week's worth of club shows in the U.S. that quickly sold out, before continuing the tour in Europe. The musician's sophomore effort arrived in 2020: titled A Day in a Yellow Beat, the project was written and recorded primarily in L.A., with van den Broek sourcing new inspiration from local collaborators. Yellow Days' next undertaking was a set of three self-produced EPs released throughout 2022 and consisting of a combined 17 songs. Slow Dance & Romance began the series in April, with Apple Pie following in July, and Inner Peace closing out the project in September. Conceived and recorded during the early part of the COVID-19 pandemic, they were said to represent a catalog of his "mindset in lockdown." ~ Marcy Donelson
| Date | Event name | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 14 Mar 2026 | Yellow Days | Aisle 5, Atlanta, GA, United States |
| 19 Mar 2026 | Yellow Days: Rock And A Hard Place Tour | Brighton Music Hall presented by Citizens, Boston, MA, United States |
| 20 Mar 2026 | Yellow Days in Montréal | Théâtre Fairmount, Montreal, QC, Canada |
| 21 Mar 2026 | Yellow Days: Rock And A Hard Place Tour | The Great Hall, Toronto, ON, Canada |
| 29 Mar 2026 | Yellow Days in Boise | Boise, ID, United States |
| 30 Mar 2026 | Yellow Days in Bend | Volcanic Theatre Pub, Bend, OR, United States |
| 22 Apr 2026 | Yellow Days in Gent | Club Wintercircus, Gent, OV, Belgium |
| 25 Apr 2026 | Yellow Days in Zürich | EXIL, Zurich, ZH, Switzerland |
| 26 Apr 2026 | Yellow Days in Wien | Flucc, Vienna, WI, Austria |
| 28 Apr 2026 | Yellow Days | Rock Café, Praha 1, PR, Czech Republic |
Some of Yellow Days's most popular songs include A Little While, Gap in the Clouds, Your Hand Holding Mine. These tracks have impressed fans and helped cement their place in the music industry.
You can listen to Yellow Days's music on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Their most popular songs include A Little While, Gap in the Clouds, Your Hand Holding Mine, and more.
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