Trampolene share Andy Bell (Ride, Oasis) remix of ‘Storm Heaven’
Swansea band Trampolene released an Andy Bell (Ride, Oasis) remix of “Storm Heaven” on 3 July 2026, plus UK and European tour dates into 2027.
Swansea band Trampolene released a remix of “Storm Heaven” by Andy Bell on 3 July 2026. The Trampolene “Storm Heaven” Andy Bell remix reworks a track from the band’s 2017 debut album “Swansea To Hornsey”, with Bell, the Ride guitarist and Oasis bassist who records electronic music as GLOK, setting frontman Jack Jones’s spoken-word vocal against an electronic backdrop. The remix is available to stream through the band’s official release page, and arrived with a visualizer.
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Andy Bell reworks Trampolene’s ‘Storm Heaven’
Bell has described what drew him to the track. He said the spoken-word vocal was the starting point: “Jack’s spoken word on ‘Storm Heaven’ was the catalyst for me choosing this track to work on. I wanted to set his marvellous speaking voice against an electronic setting, and this was a remix which came together easily and pretty quickly, which is always a good sign.“
Jones connected the original song to his family. He said the track was inspired by a phrase his grandfather used before he died: “‘Storm Heaven’ has always meant a great deal to me because it was inspired by something my grandfather used to say before he passed away. That made trusting someone else with it feel significant, but Andy was the perfect person. I’ve admired his music for years, and he found something in the song that even I hadn’t heard before. He kept the heart of the original while opening it up into something completely new. It feels like discovering the song all over again.“
“Storm Heaven” first appeared on “Swansea To Hornsey” in 2017 and has remained a fixture of the band’s live set. The remix follows a run of support slots over recent months, including dates with Inspiral Carpets, Ocean Colour Scene, Babyshambles and Public Image Ltd.
Trampolene tour dates 2026 and 2027
Trampolene have confirmed festival appearances and support runs with Republica, Ocean Colour Scene and Happy Mondays. The scheduled dates are:
- 5 July 2026 – Tunbridge Wells, Forum (with Inspiral Carpets)
- 6 August 2026 – Southend-on-Sea, The Fickle Pickle
- 8 August 2026 – London, Bring The Noise at Signature Brew, Haggerston
- 9 August 2026 – Silverstone, Moto GP Weekend
- 22 August 2026 – Devon, Beautiful Days Festival
- 16 October 2026 – Newport, Strings (with Republica)
- 17 October 2026 – Southampton, The Brook (with Republica)
- 23 October 2026 – Kendal, Brewery Arts Centre (with Republica)
- 24 October 2026 – Sheffield, Network 2 (with Republica)
- 29 October 2026 – Frome, Cheese & Grain (with Republica)
- 30 October 2026 – Birmingham, Hare & Hounds (with Republica)
- 31 October 2026 – Leeds, Brudenell (with Republica)
- 5 November 2026 – Tunbridge Wells, Forum (with Republica)
- 6 November 2026 – Brighton, Chalk (with Republica)
- 7 November 2026 – Norwich, Waterfront (with Republica)
- 12 November 2026 – Guildford, The Boileroom (with Republica)
- 13 November 2026 – Stroud, Sub Rooms (with Republica)
- 14 November 2026 – Belfast, Ulster Hall (with Ocean Colour Scene)
- 15 November 2026 – Belfast, Ulster Hall (with Ocean Colour Scene)
- 17 November 2026 – Dublin, Olympia (with Ocean Colour Scene)
- 18 November 2026 – Dublin, Olympia (with Ocean Colour Scene)
- 19 November 2026 – Dublin, Olympia (with Ocean Colour Scene)
- 20 November 2026 – Manchester, Gorilla (with Republica)
- 21 November 2026 – Glasgow, Oran Mor (with Republica)
- 23 November 2026 – Aberdeen, Music Hall (with Ocean Colour Scene)
- 24 November 2026 – Dunfermline, Alhambra (with Ocean Colour Scene)
- 26 November 2026 – Cambridge, Corn Exchange (with Ocean Colour Scene)
- 27 November 2026 – Bedford, Esquire (with Republica)
- 28 November 2026 – London, Garage (with Republica)
- 29 November 2026 – Bristol, Thekla (with Republica)
- 26 January 2027 – Leuven, Belgium, Het Depot (with Happy Mondays)
- 27 January 2027 – Utrecht, Netherlands, TivoliVredenburg (with Happy Mondays)
- 28 January 2027 – Maastricht, Netherlands, Muziekgieterij (with Happy Mondays)
- 29 January 2027 – Paris, France, Cabaret Sauvage (with Happy Mondays)
About Trampolene
Trampolene are a four-piece from Swansea, Wales, built around singer and guitarist Jack Jones, with Wayne Thomas on bass and vocals, Lee Thomas on guitar and Mr Williams on drums. The band pairs guitar music with Jones’s spoken-word writing. They released their debut album “Swansea To Hornsey” in 2017, followed by the double album “Pick A Pocket or Two” in 2018, “Love No Less Than A Queen” in 2021 and “Rules of Love & War” in 2023. Jones also plays guitar in Peter Doherty’s touring band and, in 2024, released a self-titled solo album and his second book, “Tour Diaries Vol.1”.
The remix marks the band’s first collaboration with Andy Bell. Bell, who plays guitar in Ride and played bass in Oasis and Beady Eye, has run the electronic GLOK project alongside that work, and his reworking of “Storm Heaven” brings the 2017 track into that electronic setting.
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