Dad thinks his day s*cks. Choosing his next vinyl doesn't.

Father's Day 2026

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Official Soundrack

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Arc Raider

{"en": "Arc Raider", "fr": "Arc Raider"}

This year, offer him his kind of flowers!

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World Anthems

{"en": "World Anthems", "fr": "World Anthems"}

League of Legends

{"en": "League of Legends", "fr": "League of Legends"}

Vinyl Box June selection

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Karaoke Bar

{"en": "Karaoke Bar", "fr": "Karaoke Bar"}

Angus & Julia Stone

{"en": "Angus & Julia Stone", "fr": "Angus & Julia Stone"}

The Piano Collection

{"en": "The Piano Collection", "fr": "The Piano Collection"}

Assassin's Creed

{"en": "Assassin's Creed", "fr": "Assassin's Creed"}

Limited Edition

{"en": "Limited Edition", "fr": "Édition limitée"}

Capleton - Height of Fire

{"en": "Capleton - Height of Fire", "fr": "Capleton - Heights of Fire"}

Rent Money

{"en": "Rent Money", "fr": "Rent Money"}

Pokey Lafarge

{"en": "Pokey Lafarge", "fr": "Pokey Lafarge"}

Exclusively on Diggers

{"en": "Exclusively on Diggers", "fr": "Exclusivité Diggers"}

100th Anniversary

{"en": "100th Anniversary", "fr": "100ème anniversaire"}

Miles Davis

{"en": "Miles Davis", "fr": "Miles Davis"}

Chet Baker - Two a Day

{"en": "Chet Baker - Two a Day", "fr": "Chet Baker - Two a Day"}

Emerging from the heart of the noughties music scene, The Feeling embodies an era of unadulterated sonic brilliance. Their meteoric rise saw them dominate the charts, achieving four UK Top 10 hits and a staggering six weeks on the Singles Charts. 

The band's musical ascent began with the limited release of their debut single "Fill My Little World" in late 2005. The band stormed into the UK Singles Chart, debuting at an impressive number seven with their first full release, "Sewn," in February 2006. Further singles Never Be Lonely and Love It When You Call followed quickly and led the band to be the most played act on British radio that year. The album also earned the group the Ivor Novello Award for Songwriters of the Year.  

Now, twenty years on from the release of their multi-million selling debut album 'Twelve Stops and Home’, the group celebrate the wonderful journey that they have been on. Released on 5 June 2026, the record was named after the Piccadilly Line journey from Leicester Square to Gillespie Sells’ home stop of Bounds Green.

Largely self-recorded in the garden shed of guitarist and keyboardist Ciaran and Kevin Jeremiah’s parents’ home, the album was a hit-the-ground-running masterpiece of fiercely infectious, life-affirming pop and ultimately paved the way for the band’s unforgettable career. 

Frontman Dan Gillespie-Sells said: “12 Stops And Home is an album that changed all our lives as a band. The success of the album allowed us to continue working and playing together for another 20 years and we are still the best of mates. Celebrating this album is going to be so much fun. I can't wait to play the album and sing along with you all!”

In the past two decades, the group have gone on to perform on the legendary Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury, play to the masses at prestigious festivals like V Festival and release album ‘Join with Us’ which soared to the top of the UK charts.

From playing at arenas to captivating audiences in the USA and gracing the stage at Wembley Stadium, The Feeling's star has continued to shine bright. With their signature lineup intact, The Feeling continues to deliver music that resonates across generations. 

Lead vocalist Dan Gillespie-Sells, alongside technically gifted bass guitarist Richard Jones, instrumental virtuosos Kevin and Ciaran Jeremiah on guitar and keyboard, and the rhythmic prowess of white-hot drummer Paul Stewart, are ready to take audiences on an unforgettable musical journey once again.

Twelve Stops And Home (20th Anniversary Edition)

The Feeling

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