Oliver Keane has released his stunning new track, 3.5. The new track is easily Oliver’s best release of his career so far.
His sound has really evolved with the release and you can really hear the progression his music has had since the release of his debut EP back in 2022.
3.5 is a really raw and honest look at mental health. With young men affected more than any other demographic, artists such as Oliver being openly transparent is invaluable in furthering improvement in normalising talking about our mental health.
“one of the most honest songs I’ve written. I wrote it at a time where I felt like my mental health was letting the people around me down. If I was out and started to get anxious after a drink, I was embarrassed by this. I think it’s amazing how much men’s mental health is being spoken about now, even amongst me and my friends, however I still think a lot of men feel ashamed to struggle or show signs of weakness.” says Oliver of the new track.
The new song marks an exciting new chapter for his music. As it’s both written and produced by Oliver himself, shining a light on his talent for production. From a young-age he has been evolving his technical skills and has also been writing and producing for other artists including Nieve Ella and Abby Roberts.
No stranger touring having supported artists including Only the Poets ,Oliver will be touring the UK and Europe this year once again showing people how phenomenal he is as live artists.
18.02.24 – Halle 622, Zürich, Switzerland – GIANT ROOKS Support
20.02.24 – Palladium, Köln, Germany – GIANT ROOKS Support
21.02.24 – Palladium, Köln, Germany – GIANT ROOKS Support
22.02.24 – Sporthalle, Hamburg, Germany – GIANT ROOKS Support
23.02.24 – Max Schmeling Halle, Berlin, Germany – GIANT ROOKS Support
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14th March – Sea Girls Support – 02 Ritz, Manchester
15th March – Sea Girls Support – La Belle Angele, Edinburgh
17th March – Sea Girls Support – Stylus, Leeds
18th March – Sea Girls Support – SWX, Bristol
19th March – Sea Girls Support – Engine Room, Southampton
20th March – Sea Girls Support – Koko, London
Keep all eyes on Oliver Keane:
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