Alice Fontecilla, FMG community lead, said: “Whether they’ve been kicked out of home, school, they come here and we put them through a 10-week movement and mindset programme and I think it’s quite life-changing for them.”
Royal Blood described their fifth studio album as a “return to form, to how we started”.
Kerr said: “One of the things that felt reminiscent of how we started was how we wrote the record – being in our studio, playing live, playing together and placing more attention on the chemistry we have.”
Thatcher added: “I think our friendship comes first, before the band, we check in on each other, and I think that reflects in our music, how we tour, and it all comes together in that way.”
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