The List of James Bay Albums in Order of Release Date

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James Bay has released four studio albums, three extended plays, nineteen singles and twenty two music videos.

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Here is the list of James Bay Album in Order of Release Date:

1. Chaos and the Calm — 23 March 2015
2. Electric Light — 18 May 2018
3. Leap — 8 July 2022
4. Changes All the Time — 4 October 2024

All James Bay Albums List in Order

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1. Chaos and the Calm (2015)

Tracklist:

1. Craving
2. Hold Back the River
3. Let It Go
4. If You Ever Want to Be in Love
5. Best Fake Smile
6. When We Were on Fire
7. Move Together
8. Scars
9. Collide
10. Get Out While You Can
11. Need the Sun to Break
12. Incomplete

Chaos and the Calm is the first studio album of British singer-songwriter James Bay, released March 23, 2015 by Republic Records. It combines elements of rock and folk and all-blues interpretation in one string with Bay’s emotive voice and articulate lyrical songwriting. The heart-marked single “Hold Back the River” was broadly recognized and became a hit at Grammy Nominations of Best Rock Song and Best Rock Album together with Bay’s nomination for Best New Artist. The album met mixed reviews from critics, but the commercial aspect is different since the album peaked at number one on the UK Albums Chart and gained several platinum certifications all over the world.

2. Electric Light (2018)

Tracklist:

1. Intro
2. Wasted on Each Other
3. Pink Lemonade
4. Wild Love
5. Us
6. In My Head
7. Interlude
8. Just for Tonight
9. Wanderlust
10. I Found You
11. Sugar Drunk High
12. Stand Up
13. Fade Out
14. Slide

Electric Light, May 18, 2018 is a second studio album for James Bay, and the sound is at a great sonic shift from his first. Bay described it as an exploration of new artistic horizons in blending folk-rock with electrics and pop. It creates an interesting dynamic experience. Thematically Bay was visualizing the album a bright expansion- 100-watt bulb growth. The singles on Electric Light include “Pink Lemonade” and “Wild Love.” Electric Light received good reviews for some brash experimentation but not entirely uniformly. Metacritic 71: It topped out at number two on the UK Albums Chart.

3. Leap (2022)

Tracklist:

1. Give Me the Reason
2. Nowhere Left to Go
3. Save Your Love
4. Everybody Needs Someone
5. One Life
6. Silent Love
7. Love Don’t Hate Me
8. Brilliant Still
9. Right Now
10. We Used to Shine
11. Endless Summer Nights
12. Better

The third studio album by one of English’s most promising singer-songwriters, James Bay, is Leap, which came out on July 8, 2022. The work differs from the sounds of his first two full-lengths: here it sounds more energetic and industrial, an ambition that has in part been achieved with the help of Finneas and Dave Cobb, among the guest producers he has enlisted. Such is the case with the singles “Give Me the Reason,” “One Life,” and “Everybody Needs Someone.”. Recorded in Nashville and London, through in-office and remote sessions, the album Leap was praised for its heartfelt themes and unadorned lyrics. Critics acclaimed it as “a bold, self-assured collection” and return to Bay’s acoustic roots. The album debuted at number four in the UK Albums Chart, reflecting the commercial success of the albums, resonating with the authenticity desired by those fans.

4. Changes All the Time (2024)

Tracklist:

1. Up All Night
2. Everburn
3. Hope
4. Easy Distraction
5. Speed Limit
6. Talk
7. Hopeless Heart
8. Some People
9. Go On
10. Crystal Clear
11. Dogfight

Changes All the Time is the fourth studio album by English singer-songwriter James Bay, to be released via Mercury Records on October 4, 2024. It included two pre-release singles: “Up All Night” with The Lumineers and Noah Kahan, and “Easy Distraction”. Co-written and co-produced with Gabe Simon, Changes All the Time refines the sound and the lyrical maturity of James Bay. It was advanced for two weeks without explanation and was set to be released on September 20, 2024. The album features 11 tracks which are: Hope Speed Limit. tallying up to 41 minutes and 55 seconds.

All James Bay Tours in Order by Year

James Bay Tours in Order has been the display of his journey in music, telling every story at each stage of his career. The Chaos and the Calm Tour was his first headlining tour, back in 2015-2016, because it accompanied his debut album and made him rise in the music world. The second album was later accompanied by its tour Electric Light Tour 2018-2019. After the pandemic, he undertook the Leap Tour (2022-2023) to support his self-reflective third album, Leap. Bay is scheduled to embark on his highly-anticipated Up All Night Tour in 2025 and further extend his touring ventures.

Here is the list of James Bay Tous in Order by Year:

Headlining:

1. Chaos and the Calm Tour (2015–16)
2. Electric Light Tour (2018–2019)
3. Leap Tour (2022-2023)
4. Up All Night Tour (2025)

Opening act:

1. Toured with ZZ Ward and the Wild Feathers. North America (2013)
2. Toured with Kodaline UK and Ireland (2013)
3. Toured with Hozier North America (2014)
4. Taylor Swift – 1989 World Tour (Europe) (2015)
5. The Rolling Stones – No Filter Tour (2018)
6. Ed Sheeran – ÷ Tour (Europe) (2019)
7. The Lumineers – Brightside World Tour North America (2022–2023)
8. Noah Kahan – The Stick Season Tour (2024)

Conclusion:

Discography James Bay marks the evolution of the young singer from his very first, Chaos and the Calm (2015), which propelled him into the mainstream with tracks like “Hold Back the River.” His sophomore effort, Electric Light (2018), was more exploratory and drowned in pop and R&B influences. Bay has revisited acoustic melodies, juxtaposing them over introspective words for Leap (2022). The latest one, Changes All the Time (2024), is the brightest evidence of his ripeness. James Bay’s albums, in chronological order, have shown a journey so total in every step to commercial success and artistic exploration that the listener gets caught up with each step he takes.

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