There’s Nothing But Space, Man! (Amazon Signed Artcard Exclusive)

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Goods that are faulty or sent in error must be returned to Crash Records Limited, 35 The Headrow, Leeds, LS1 6PU within 7 working days of the item being received by the customer. Continuing his unbelievable start to 2022, Sam Ryder releases his eagerly awaited debut album There’s Nothing But Space, Man! He apologised to anyone who might be disappointed at the news, and said: "To try and help you understand, this year has felt like one incredible blessing, leading straight into the next, thanks to you. This Morning viewers were left with the same thoughts as Sam Ryder caused a bit of chaos on the show. The singer, who gave the UK something to smile about earlier this year when he came second in the Eurovision Song Contest, was on the ITV daytime show on Thursday (December 15) to promote his album. There’s Nothing But Space, Man! , containing the Number 2 hit SPACE MAN , could become the first debut album by a solo artist to hit Number 1 in the UK since Olivia Rodrigo’s Sour in 2021. Discover Sam Ryder’s Official Charts history in full here.

His album, released on December 9, is currently out-selling his nearest competition by US singer SZA by almost two to one at the midweek stage, according to the Official Charts Company earlier this week. So Sam was keen to implore This Morning viewers do buy his album and get him over the line to the top spot. At Number 2 midweek, SZA’s long-awaited sophomore album SOS could net the singer her first UK Top 10 album. Her influential debut LP Ctrl previously peaked just outside the UK Top 40 upon release in 2017 at Number 45.Prince Harry on 'terrifying' moment Prince William 'screamed and shouted' at him next to Queen amid explosive accusations ITV Good Morning Britain viewers say 'enough is enough' after they have their day 'ruined' over 'missing' star In the video, Sam goes on to say it's the biggest tour he's ever done and he can't wait to: "see you all soon".

Sam is playing a number of dates in 2022, however he has just announced another tour called 'There's Nothing But Space, Man!' for 2023. The 'Space Man' singer will be performing across the UK, starting in Belfast on 17th March 2023, ending in Brighton on 5th April 2023.The Essex-born star, who gave the UK its best Eurovision result for more than 20 years as he missed out on the top spot to Ukraine’s Kalush Orchestra, peaked at number two in the Official Singles Chart with his uplifting pop song Space Man, but he may finally clinch first place following the release of his debut record. Continuing his unbelievable start to 2022, Sam Ryder has today announced his eagerly awaited debut album ‘There’s Nothing But Space, Man!’

While speaking to Alison and Dermot, he directly told fans at home:"'If you've enjoyed anything this year you can get behind us,' he urged viewers. 'We're currently number one but we're not sitting on a couch, comfortable at number one. There's a race going on. We can do this. We need your support. This is our shot, please help us out..." And, rarely has there been a bit of time for some stillness, or time to catch up with family, or to replenish energy, which I know, we all know, is incredibly important. I feel so privileged to even be in the position I'm able to release an album, in the first place, and I truly believe that demands full vigour, full gratitude, full respect. And as recent single Somebody proves, Sam’s plan is really only just getting started. With festival dates, a huge tour and a full album waiting in the wings for later in 2022, this extraordinary artist’s journey promises to take some exciting twists and turns as the world witnesses the full extent of Sam Ryder’s talent.Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. FEATURED IN THE PENULTIMATE EPISODE OF THE THIRD SEASON OF TED LASSO ON APPLE TV + NO.1 DEBUT ALBUM ‘THERE’S NOTHING BUT SPACE, MAN!’ North Tyneside superstar Sam Fender could net two Top 10 LPs this week; his new live album Live From Finsbury Park , which could debut at Number 7, and his former chart-topper Seventeen Going Under , which is looking to rise a massive 34 places at Number 9.