What makes Try Again by Keane notable?

'Try Again' showcases Keane's continued popularity, featuring live recordings that highlight their powerful stage presence. The lead track received notable airplay and helped maintain their chart presence in the UK and internationally, reinforcing their status as key figures in the piano rock genre. Released on January 26, 2007, 'Try Again' came after Keane's successful debut album, 'Hopes and Fears', which had catapulted them to fame. By this time, they were solidifying their identity in the alternative rock scene, leveraging their distinct piano-driven sound.

How many songs are on Try Again?

Try Again has 4 tracks, running approximately 17 minutes.

Try Again

Keane · 2007

17 min · 4 tracks · alternative rock

Ethereal piano melodies intertwine with soaring vocals, creating an emotionally charged soundscape that resonates throughout the album.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Try Again — The title track encapsulates the band's signature sound with its heartfelt lyrics and dynamic piano arrangement, making it a standout representation of their emotional depth.
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Somewhere Only We Know (live) — This live rendition brings an intimate energy to one of Keane's most beloved songs, showcasing the band's ability to connect deeply with their audience.
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The Frog Prince (live) — The atmospheric performance of this track highlights Keane's lyrical storytelling and musicality, offering a fresh take on their earlier studio work.

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Fan Favorite — 'Try Again' showcases live recordings that resonate with dedicated fans and highlights their stage presence.
Themes: nostalgic longing· personal perseverance· intimate live moments
Career context: Released on January 26, 2007, 'Try Again' came after Keane's successful debut album, 'Hopes and Fears', which had catapulted them to fame. By this time, they were solidifying their identity in the alternative rock scene, leveraging their distinct piano-driven sound.
Stylistic neighbors: Snow Patrol· Coldplay· Travis