28th April 2008: The Waterboys' new download-only album "Kiss the Wind" is now available at a bargain price of £7.99

Review to follow later.

For more information visit the official website at http://mikescottwaterboys.com

20th May 2003: The release date for the Waterboys' new studio album, "Universal Hall" is almost upon us. The album, recorded at the Universal Hall, Findhorn, and released on Mike's own label Puck Records, will be available in Ireland on 30th May and in the UK and Europoe 10 days later on 9th June.

The album sees the return of Steve Wickham, on violin, whose last appearance on a Waterboys album was in 1990 on the classic "Room to Roam".

Read a review of the album here. For more news, and info, see the official site.

1st October 2002: Acclaimed singer/songwriter, and occasional Waterboy, Ian McNabb has released his latest studio album, "The Gentleman Adventurer". From the West Coast-inspired "Nothin' but Time" to the nostalgic childhood memories of "German Soldier's Helmet Circa 1943" right through to the mischeviously catchy "Gulf Coast Rockin'" the album has something for everyone.

If you have never heard Ian's music before then this is the ideal work to start with, and at £14 (within the UK) including postage and packing is the bargain of the autumn. Find it, and details of Ian's forthcoming UK tour, at http://www.ianmcnabb.com.

The first two Waterboys albums were re-released in the UK and Europe on Monday 11th March 2002. The new versions have not only been completely re-mastered but also feature a substantial number of bonus tracks -- "The Waterboys" now contains 15 tracks including bootleg favourite "Something Fantastic" and "A Pagan Place" contains 14 tracks including "Down Through the Dark Streets" and "Some of my Best Friends are Trains".

The Waterboys' new album -- "Too Close to Heaven" -- was released on 24th September 2001 in the UK and Europe. Featuring never-before-released tracks from the Fisherman's Blues sessions the album proves the "Missing Link" between the heavily rock-orientated "This is the Sea" and the more folky "Fisherman's Blues". The album was also released in the US in the Summer of 2002, re-titled "Fisherman's Blues 2" and featuring an additional bonus CD featuring such classics as "Ain't Leavin, I'm Gone" and "Lost and Lonesome a long long way from Home".

Click here to read a review of the album

18th February 2001:News reaches us of a new release from Tim Bryant, a New Orleans-based musician and occasional contributor to the Delphi Waterboys forum.

Entitled "Some of my Best Friends are Trains" the album boasts a cover of the Waterboys song of the same name, and also features the Waterboys' fiddle player Steve Wickham. To buy the album (now on sale at only $5 !!), or simply to find out more about Tim, go to his website... http://www.timbryant.com

The CD can also be purchased via. e-bay (http://www.ebay.com)

12th February 2001: The Waterboys have released a 35-minute epic EP entitled "Is She Conscious". The title track, taken from album "Rock in the Weary Land" is included both in its full album version and in a stripped down acoustic guise. Additional tracks include "Sad Procession", "The Faeries' Prisoner", "My Lord, What a Morning" and a 16-minute live version of "Savage Earth Heart". A CD-Rom video of the title track is also included. At the time of writing the CD is only available in the UK.