One Night Only (One Night Only album)

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One Night Only
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Studio album by
Released23 August 2010 [1]
Recorded2010
Genre Indie pop, alternative rock, new wave
Length43:21
Label Mercury
Producer Ed Buller
One Night Only chronology
Started a Fire
(2008)
One Night Only
(2010)
Where The Sleepless Go
(2015)
Singles from One Night Only
  1. "Say You Don't Want It"
    Released: 16 August 2010
  2. "Chemistry"
    Released: unknown. Change of plan
Professional ratings
Review scores
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One Night Only is the second album by British alternative rock band One Night Only. It was released on 23 August 2010. [3]

The new songs were first performed at the SXSW festival in March 2010. The band played "Say You Don't Want It", "Forget My Name", "Chemistry", "Anything", "Got It All Wrong" and "All I Want". On their June 2010 tour, they played "Never Be The Same" and "Bring Me Back Down" in place of "Anything" and "Got It All Wrong".

The first single from the album was "Say You Don't Want It", released on 16 August 2010, a week before the album. [4]

"Chemistry" was announced as the second single from the album. Filming for the music video took place in Spain in mid-August. [5]

"All I Want" was offered as a free download.

The album entered the UK iTunes Top 10, making a first week appearance at number 36 on the UK Albums Chart. It left the Top 100 the following week.

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Say You Don't Want It"4:08
2."Bring Me Back Down"3:21
3."Forget My Name"3:52
4."Chemistry"3:51
5."Never Be The Same"4:04
6."All I Want"3:33
7."Got It All Wrong"4:30
8."Anything"4:05
9."Nothing Left"3:44
10."Feeling Fine"3:47
11."Can't Stop Now"4:26
iTunes version
No.TitleLength
12."Hurricane"3:08
13."Exclusive One Night Only Wednesday (video)"3:24

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