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John Michael Ferrari Releases New Country-Pop Love Ballad “My You” from Album Love Is

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2 months ago

September 24, 2026

John Michael Ferrari brings a heartfelt sailor’s journey home to life with his latest single, “My You.”

John Michael Ferrari releases “My You,” a country-pop crossover love ballad from his album Love Is. The song explores the intimate thoughts and emotions of a sailor making his way home after being away from the person he loves for a long time. As he heads home, one question remains: will his love still believe he is worth waiting for?

With its romantic storyline and emotional delivery, “My You” showcases Ferrari’s talent for turning life experiences and human emotions into relatable songs. The track captures the uncertainty, longing and hope that can come with being separated from someone special, while keeping the focus on the powerful connection between two people.

A highly acclaimed singer-songwriter and entertainer, Ferrari has built his career around emotional storytelling and a genuine love of performing. He describes his music as emotional modern-retro songs inspired by life’s experiences, delivered with both sophistication and childlike wonder.

Ferrari is happiest when he is on stage, where he connects with audiences through songs that tell stories and explore the highs and lows of life and love. His recent single, “All the Songs,” explores what happens after saying goodbye, further demonstrating his ability to transform personal emotions into memorable musical stories.

Now, with “My You,” Ferrari continues the story with a song about love, distance and the hope of coming home to the person who matters most.

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Kneecap Bring The World Tour To Wolverhampton

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50 minutes ago

November 9, 2026

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Kneecap perform live. Photo via Kneecap.

Kneecap play the Civic Hall at The Halls in Wolverhampton on Tuesday, December 1, 2026, as the Belfast trio’s world tour reaches the Midlands.

The trio rap in Irish and English with a pace and a punch that has carried them from Belfast to festival main stages around the world, and their live shows are closer to a riot of energy than a concert in the usual sense. A film, a devoted young audience and a string of sold out rooms have made them one of the most talked about live acts anywhere.

Wolverhampton’s restored Civic Hall gives the Midlands date a proper big room of its own, in a stretch of the tour that also calls at Newcastle’s O2 City Hall.

We Speak Media will be watching the Wolverhampton night closely, and we will bring readers the full story from the show.

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