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DAN PATLANSKY announces New Album and April 2024 UK Tour

New single 'who i am' out now.

6 January 2024 The Rockpit

Award-winning South African Blues-Rock guitarist Dan Patlansky announces new album ‘Movin’ On’, new single ‘Who I Am’ and April 2024 UK headline tour which will see him returning with a full band electric tour to the United Kingdom for eight dates commencing on Friday 5 th April 2024 at Deaf Institute, Manchester, United Kingdom.  

With a discography of 10 studio albums and more than a decade of being revered as a global blues icon, DAN PATLANSKY has solidified his status as one of the most exceptional blues-based storytellers of his generation, earning legendary recognition worldwide. In 2024, DAN will be adding to his catalogue of music with the release of his 11th studio album, ‘MOVIN’ ON’ on 1 March 2024.

Pre-Save MOVIN’ ON, the album here: https://danpatlansky.lnk.to/MovinOn

The album comes after the release of his previous album, ‘Shelter of Bones’ in 2022, which was voted #2 Best Blues Rock Album of 2022 by Blues Rock Review USA. Voted the #4 Best Guitarist in the world, DAN – alongside Joe Bonamassa – remains the only artist in the world with two worldwide #1, as well as two worldwide #2, Best Blues Rock albums to his name, as voted by Blues Rock Review USA.

DAN started writing MOVIN’ ON in January 2023, collaborating with a writing trio comprising himself, Andy Maritz, and Greg Van Kerkhof. Marking a departure from his prior work and opting for a different approach, he consciously chose not to rely primarily on his own solo writing. DAN describes Andy and Greg as exceptional songwriters who introduced a distinctly fresh perspective and approach to the creative process.

The album was produced by DAN PATLANSKY and Andy Maritz and recorded at Andy’s studio in Johannesburg, South Africa called Drumheadz. DAN chose Andy as co-producer because he understood and shared his vision for the new record and was willing to record the new material according to his desired perspective.

“MOVIN’ ON is all about going back to my roots musically; playing and writing music that I love the most. This is without a doubt my most honest and raw offering to date. The older I get, the more important it is for me to play what I truly believe in.” – DAN PATLANSKY.

DAN describes the album as a no-nonsense, unforgiving and relentless time capsule of how he wants to be remembered. Even with the recording of the record, the focus was to strive for a sound as authentic as a live performance with as little polish and editing as possible.

“ My new record is a true representation of myself as an artist, and more importantly – the way I want to be known as an artist. Rediscovering myself, remembering what makes me tick musically, and leaving the past far behind are all themes throughout the album. I wanted to make music that I love without worrying about commercial ideals.”

He chose MOVIN’ ON as the title track to the album because the song speaks for the entire theme of the record as a whole. Whilst performing new songs throughout 2023, MOVIN’ ON also seemed to resonate with audiences on a deeper level, so it was without a doubt the perfect title for his new offering.

The album ‘Movin’ On’ will be released on Friday 1 st March 2024 on Digipack CD, 180g Vinyl, Download and Streaming. Details for the CD and Vinyl Pre-Orders will be released in due course.

Having previously toured the UK in 2015 as special guest to Joe Satriani on his ‘Shockwave Tour’, Dan soon got bitten by the UK live touring bug and subsequently returned in 2016 with British blues rockers King King for a run of dates as well as his own headline concerts at legendary venues such as The Borderline, London and Mr Kyps in Poole. Before long, he would return to the UK in 2017 joining the phenomenal Joanne Shaw Taylor and then the infamous solo artist and guitarist Walter Trout for their UK appearances.  

Please find further information below. Tickets are onsale now at the links below and on www.danpatlansky.com

The April 2024 UK Headline Tour will visit the following locations:

Friday 5th April 2024 The Deaf Institute   |   Manchester, UK Bookings:   https://bit.ly/3MYuIb7

Saturday 6th April 2024 The Cluny   |   Newcastle, UK Bookings:   https://bit.ly/3Rb8XHD

Sunday 7th April 2024 Òran Mór   |   Glasgow, Scotland, UK Bookings:   https://bit.ly/47wRGyw

Wednesday 10th April 2024 The Globe Cardiff, Wales  |   UK Bookings:   https://bit.ly/3uxohFO

Thursday 11th April 2024 The Robin   |   Wolverhampton, UK Bookings:   https://bit.ly/3Gde7N2

Friday 12th April 2024 The Arch   |   Brighton, UK Bookings:   https://bit.ly/3sNZKeV

Saturday 13th April 2024 Nells   |   London, UK Bookings:   https://bit.ly/3SURF2L

Tuesday 16th April 2024 The 1865   |   Southampton, UK Bookings:   https://bit.ly/3QUIa0X

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The album comes after the release of his previous album, Shelter of Bones in 2022, which was voted #2 Best Blues Rock Album of 2022 by Blues Rock Review USA. Voted the #4 Best Guitarist in the world, Dan – alongside Joe Bonamassa – remains the only artist in the world with two worldwide #1, as well as two worldwide #2, Best Blues Rock albums to his name, as voted by Blues Rock Review USA.

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The April 2024 UK Headline Tour will visit the following locations:

• Friday 5th April 2024 | The Deaf Institute | Manchester
• Saturday 6th April 2024 | The Cluny | Newcastle
• Sunday 7th April 2024 | Òran Mór | Glasgow
• Wednesday 10th April 2024 | The Globe Cardiff
• Thursday 11th April 2024 | The Robin | Wolverhampton
• Friday 12th April 2024 | The Arch | Brighton
• Saturday 13th April 2024 | Nells | London
• Tuesday 16th April 2024 | The 1865 | Southampton

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South African blues-rock guitarist Dan Patlansky has announced a May 2023 UK Headline Tour, which will see him returning with a full band electric tour

South African blues-rock guitarist Dan Patlansky has announced a May 2023 UK Headline Tour, which will see him returning with a full band electric tour to the United Kingdom for eight dates.

Dan will be performing tracks from his latest 2022 studio album, Shelter Of Bones, alongside brand-new never heard before tracks written for his next album release and fan favourites.

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14 may 7:00 pm Dan Patlansky | Sheffield Greystones

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17 may 7:00 pm Dan Patlansky | Manchester Deaf Institute

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18 may 7:00 pm Dan Patlansky | Southampton The 1865

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19 may 7:00 pm Dan Patlansky | Barnsley Birdwell Venue

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Dan Patlansky Announces 2023 UK Tour

Award-winning South African Blues-Rock guitarist Dan Patlansky Announces May 2023 UK Headline Tour which will see him returning with a full band electric tour to the United Kingdom for eight dates commencing on Friday 12 th May 2023 at Stereo, Glasgow, Scotland. he tour coincides with the 7 th Anniversary of Patlansky’s Debut Headline UK Tour of April/May 2017, will see his debut performance in Barnsley and is proudly supporting Nordoff and Robbins.  Dan Patlansky will be performing tracks from his latest 2022 studio album ‘Shelter Of Bones’ alongside brand-new never heard before tracks written for his next album release and fan favourites.

A ferocious rocker and a sensitive bluesman all rolled into one, what sets Dan apart from his peers is his rare gift for melodies that lodge themselves firmly in the brain.  SonicAbuse

Having previously toured the UK in 2015 as special guest to Joe Satriani on his ‘Shockwave Tour’, Dan soon got bitten by the UK live touring bug and subsequently returned in 2016 with British blues rockers King King for a run of dates as well as his own headline concerts at legendary venues such as The Borderline, London and Mr Kyps in Poole. Before long, he would return in to the UK in 2017 joining the phenomenal Joanne Shaw Taylor and then the infamous solo artist and guitarist Walter Trout for their UK appearances.

Whilst Dan’s contempories are performing in concert halls and arenas, he has instead opted to make his tour not only a much more intimate experience for fans old and new alike but to return to the towns and cities that have been instrumental in his stratospheric rise in the UK blues-rock scene. Patlansky explains: “The Blues is all about intimacy and intimate venues. It’s where it was born, and where it’s meant to be performed. I love nothing more than performing in a place where I feel the crowds energy, and they can feel ours. It’s a give and energy swap that only exists in intimate venues. The venues and towns we’ve chosen this time around are pivotal to my career, because its where it all began for me on the UK touring scene.”

Furthermore, for this May 2023 UK Tour, Dan Patlansky is proudly supporting Nordoff and Robbins, the UK’s largest music therapy charity, with a unique approach shaped by more than 60 years of practice across all eight dates by fundraising and increasing awareness of their vital work.

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Tickets are onsale now at www.danpatlansky.com

The May 2023 UK Headline Tour will visit the following locations:

Friday 12th May 2023 – Stereo, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom Saturday 13th May 2023 – The Globe, Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom Sunday 14th May 2023 – Greystones, Sheffield, United Kingdom Tuesday 16th May 2023 – The Cluny, Newcastle, United Kingdom Wednesday 17th May 2023 – The Deaf Institute, Manchester, United Kingdom Thursday 18th May 2023 – The 1865, Southampton, United Kingdom Friday 19th May 2023 – Birdwell Venue, Barnsley, United Kingdom Saturday 20th May 2023 – PowerHaus (Formerly Dingwalls), Camden, London, United Kingdom

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• Redemption or domination — the different paths Purdue and UConn took to meet up for the title

GLENDALE, Ariz. — The two biggest bullies in this Final Four city, the two juggernauts with glittering numbers and renowned giants and promises to keep, clawed their way through Saturday night and on to the final showdown. The one everyone wanted to see, except for maybe Alabama and North Carolina State.

Purdue went first, grinding its way past NC State 63-50 even when the shots didn’t fall and the turnover total edged into the red zone and the normally steady point guard had a night from Final Four hell. The Boilermakers leaned on one another and found a way.

“That,” Mason Gillis said afterward in the locker room, “was the epitome of us.”

Connecticut came next and while Alabama did not go gently, it ended 86-72, meaning you could throw an 11th consecutive NCAA tournament victory by double digits on the pile. The Huskies are but 40 minutes away from possibly becoming the first repeat champions in 17 years and second in three decades.

“This is why everyone, including me, came to UConn,” said Donovan Clingan, who tormented the Tide with 18 points and four block shots. “To try to be a part of history.”

So after five months of winding roads in college basketball, it has come to this in the desert. A classic duel anchored around two towers. On one side, what many consider to be the best team. On the other, who many consider to be the best player. On one side, a defending champion eager to, as its coach has said many times lately, “make history in a place where it’s hard to make history.” On the other side, a program that has waited through 85 years of the NCAA tournament to be the last team standing at the end. Waiting most especially the past 12 months.

Monday night could be a rather remarkable display of déjà vu. Is it really possible that Virginia would be the first No. 1 seed to suffer the indignity of a loss to a No. 16 seed in the first round, then turn it into national championship redemption the very next season, and then five years later Purdue would do exactly the same thing?

The 2024 Boilermakers look more like the 2019 Cavaliers by the day, and sound like them, too. Especially the veterans who lived through that Fairleigh Dickinson nightmare in Columbus, Ohio.

Fletcher Loyer did, so he knows what Monday night means. “It's everything. It's everything we've worked for, everything we thought about. A lot of late nights, can't even sleep because you're thinking about it. It's been tough. But we fought. We're going to keep fighting. We've got 40 more minutes until we're national champs. We're going to push everybody as far as we can, and we're going to play as hard as we can.”

Gillis did, so he understands what it has taken. “We didn’t run from it. We talked about how we felt about losing, we talked about how we were going to grow from it. We didn’t just talk about it, we walked the walk. I don’t want to say we wouldn’t be in this situation if we didn’t lose to them, but it definitely fueled us; sitting in that loss, seeing it on social media 24/7, seeing it on TV.

“Even throughout this year, everybody wanted to say yeah, they’ve done this, but they lost to FDU last year. Yeah, they did this but they lost to FDU last year. So we’re just proving everybody wrong and proving ourselves right,  having each other’s back and we’ll get the job done.”

Zach Edey did. He has felt deeply the drive to atone and knows there is but one acceptable ending. A Virginia ending. “No one's celebrating right now,” he said Saturday night.

It wasn’t exactly pretty, how the Boilermakers made it to the championship game. But who wants to try to tell a team that has infamously lost three consecutive years to double-digit seeds that any win at the Final Four could be ugly? Matter of fact, you could make the case Saturday night’s hard labor was a vivid example of Purdue’s growth since the disaster of 2023.

Turnovers have been known to be fatal to the Boilermakers’ cause. One of coach Matt Painter’s favorite stats to mention lately is how his team was 27-0 this season when making 13 turnovers or under. Purdue hit 13 turnovers Saturday night with 13 minutes left to play, and ended with 16. Point guard Braden Smith had five before halftime. You don’t see over-and-back violations often in a Final Four. Smith had two of those in the first five minutes. Not only that, he was 0-for-6 shooting at halftime. Edey was being kept from any paint explosion by the North Carolina State defense as well. He was on his way to 20 points, good, but not overwhelming.

“Every possibility in a game has happened to us the past two years,” Smith said. “When the shots aren’t falling and we’re turning the ball over you have to find a different way to win. We had to pick up the defense, rebound and push the ball.”

So they did. They got some big shots from Lance Jones — 14 points, four 3-pointers — who was a million miles away from the Final Four last year at Southern Illinois. “The moment wasn’t too big for him,” Painter said. The defense held the Wolfpack under 29 percent shooting in the second half.

“You got to give our guys credit for hanging in there and grinding one out,” Painter said. “When it's freewheeling and you're scoring the basketball, it's more enjoyable to watch, more enjoyable to play, more enjoyable to coach. To be able to win six games, you're going to have a game in there, a game or two, where you don't play as well offensively. You got to find a way to win.”

There was something else that got Purdue through; the chemistry of a team glued-together by adversity. As Smith’s woes grew, his teammates rallied around. “I was just trying to stay in his ear the entire game,” Gillis said. “We have a little phrase, strong face. Whether things are going good for you or things are going bad for you, we have to maintain a strong face. It’s body language but we say strong face. I just kept telling him strong face, remember what you’ve done all year.”

Smith’s shooting never came back, finishing 1-for-9. But he didn’t have a single turnover the second half, and afterward he spoke of how good it was “just having a group of guys like that around you when a night like this does happen.”

And what of Monday's opponent, the No. 1 ranked team that was coming off a two-week pleasure cruise through the bracket? Apparently Alabama didn’t get the memo that Connecticut is supposed to win all its NCAA tournament games by 30. The Tide led for 4:18 seconds in the first half, which was 3:50 longer than the Huskies had trailed in their first four tournament games combined. Still, it had to be a little discouraging to shoot 73 percent from the arc and still trail by four at halftime. Besides, the Huskies weren’t fazed much.

“Shooting 73 percent is not sustainable,” Clingan said.

“I think the feeling just with the group is it's body blows, it's body blows, it's continue to guard, continue to rebound, execute our offense,” coach Dan Hurley said. “Eventually there will be a breaking point opportunity that will present itself, especially in this tournament.”

The Tide didn’t go away, especially Mark Sears, one of those former mid-major transfers on the Alabama roster who was here to prove a point. He scored 24 of them actually. They were tied with UConn 56-56 midway through the second half, thinking if they pushed along enough, maybe Connecticut might give a little. Hardly. The Huskies had one of those little bursts that have been so lethal — this a mini version at 8-0 in 97 seconds — and they were in front to stay. Alabama had made a valiant effort, especially Sears, but it all seemed so . . . inevitable.

“We don’t crumble,” Clingan said.

“I think we've got a lot of confidence,” Hurley said. “There's a factor with teams now that they've seen us play, where we get on a run, I think it's disheartening for the other team because they've seen it, they've seen us do it a lot.”

So Connecticut is back in the title game and nobody has done that since Florida in 2007. Some of the faces have changed from last season, but not the tenor of the program. “The culture, the preparation, the commitment to every aspect of the game so that we keep ourselves as bulletproof as possible in this tournament,” Hurley said, “which we make a hard tournament look easy. It's crazy.”

Only Purdue is left to face. Which means the 7-2 Clingan against the 7-4 Edey, a match made in TV network heaven. Clingan said in the locker room that he would be watching Purdue film on the bus on the way back to the hotel Saturday. He said the possibility of facing Edey has been in the back of his mind for a couple of weeks, “but I will say I’m pretty good at realizing what’s in front of me, one game at a time, realizing not to look too far ahead.”

But now it’s here. They’ve never met, Clingan said, though he does remember passing Edey at the Portland tournament last season. “I walked by him and I was like, wow. I’m excited for the matchup. I’ve got a lot of respect for Zach,” he said.

“It makes you want to go out there and give everything you have. On Monday night, I want to know in my head that I gave everything I’ve got. If I can’t walk off the floor, that’s all right.”

Edey, too. “The reason I came back is playing games like this,” he said.

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Victor M. Mukhin was born in 1946 in the town of Orsk, Russia. In 1970 he graduated the Technological Institute in Leningrad. Victor M. Mukhin was directed to work to the scientific-industrial organization "Neorganika" (Elektrostal, Moscow region) where he is working during 47 years, at present as the head of the laboratory of carbon sorbents.     Victor M. Mukhin defended a Ph. D. thesis and a doctoral thesis at the Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia (in 1979 and 1997 accordingly). Professor of Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia. Scientific interests: production, investigation and application of active carbons, technological and ecological carbon-adsorptive processes, environmental protection, production of ecologically clean food.   

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