Jake Bugg’s seventh album, Alamo, arrives today, November 13. The release pairs an eleven-song digital program with CD, vinyl and cassette editions. Lovebugg Recording is the label named in the digital credits, with marketing and distribution credited to Thirty Tigers.
Source: Live Nation / Kevin Wetern Berg (press credit), Media-use licence. Alamo promotional press photograph distributed in September 2026. It is not a release-day performance. Cropped from the original.
Qobuz’s album listing gives the running time as 38 minutes and 11 seconds and offers a 24-bit, 48 kHz stereo version. It opens with When The Night and closes with Everywhere I Go. The listing dates the full album to November 13, rather than the earlier announcement of the record.
One eleven-song sequence, two vinyl sides
The Townsend black-vinyl listing identifies a single-disc edition with the same songs. Side A contains When The Night, Never Can Tell, Alamo, The Life, Trapped In A Cage and Ten Stories High. Side B starts with Tall Poppies, followed by Drop In The Water, Cloud In The Sky, Day By Day and Everywhere I Go.
That side break comes after track six. Comparing the retailer’s sequence with the digital listing gives a straightforward way to check the program without treating a different sleeve or vinyl colour as an expanded album. No extra song appears in those two track lists. Cloud In The Sky is the longest digital track at 5:52; Day By Day, immediately after it, is the shortest at 2:07.
Bugg’s official store lists CD, black vinyl, a signed Northern Light White vinyl edition and a limited cassette among its Alamo products. Those are format and presentation choices. This differs from the staggered digital and physical dates in our Pirouette release report, where the timing of access was itself part of the story.
The release-day listen comes before the Dundee show
A later album event has its own format. Assai’s Canvas Dundee listing schedules Bugg for November 22, with doors at 8pm and the performance at 8:30pm. It describes an approximately thirty-minute solo set followed by signing and a meet-and-greet. The ticket bundle includes the album, while the signing is limited to an album purchased with the event ticket.
That is a short solo launch appearance after the album release, rather than a promise to perform every song in sequence. We covered another release-to-stage pairing when Royal Blood released Dead Company ahead of an Oxford show. The event details need to be checked independently of the album’s running time.
For listeners returning to self-titled 2012 debut. Today’s release supplies the complete Alamo sequence for listening; the later store events provide a different, shorter setting for hearing him perform.
