Tomorrow's Here Today

<p><b>A<i> Louder than War</i> Book of the Year </b><br><b>A Waterstones Book of the Year</b><br><b>A Rough Trade Book of the Year</b><br><b>A Resident Book of the Year </b><br><b><br>'All Ian Broudie's great gifts as a songwriter - melody, vulnerability, empathy, hope - turn out to be in his prose too. A lovely read' - DAVID BADDIEL</b><br><br><b>'Full of heart and sparkling melancholy' - <i>THE I</i></b><br><br>Few musicians have lived a musical life as rich as the songwriter and producer Ian Broudie.<br><br>From recording the glorious uplifting psychedelic pop of his band the Lightning Seeds to producing bands like Echo &amp; the Bunnymen and the Fall, Ian has journeyed from the energy and potential of the 1970s punk scene to the madness of '90s indie - and out the other side.<br><br>Throughout nearly fifty years of making music, he has had a front-row seat working with generations of fantastic musicians in the creation of countless groundbreaking records. In <i>Tomorrow's Here Today</i>, he reveals what he has learnt about creativity, how to work with musicians touched by genius and what it is like to stumble through an exploding industry without losing sight of your dreams.<br><br>Along the way, Ian shares how he wrote the million-selling album <i>Jollification</i> and how - along with the comedians David Baddiel and Frank Skinner - he wrote and recorded the only single in chart history to reach number one in the UK on four separate occasions. 'Three Lions' has since become the undisputed unofficial anthem of English football, soundtracking heartbreaking defeats as well as the wondrous victories of the Lionesses.<br><br>Following 2022's long-awaited Lightning Seeds comeback, Ian reflects on a life of cosmic adventures spent in thrall to the power of music.</p>