London Grammar make their comeback with "Rooting For You"
01 January 2017, 08:49
| Written by
Laurence Day
London Grammar ring in the New Year with a swooning pop ballad called "Rooting For You".
This glorious return is their first new music since 2013 debut If You Wait - the (mostly) a cappella charmer is stunning, showing off the emotive voice of Hannah Reid and challenging Adele's 'top balladeer' title.
Watch London Grammar perform "Wasting My Young Years" and "Strong" in our intimate live sessions from 2013.
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