Common Saints Releases New Single "Night Light", UK & EU Tour in March 2026

London-based artist Charlie J. Perry - the producer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist behind Common Saints - returns with a heartfelt new single, “Night Light”, out today. The track follows on from “Illusions”, which arrived late last year and marked a reflective new chapter in the Common Saints musical journey.

“Night Light was born in the aftermath of losing my father - a record shaped by grief, memory, and survival. A night light exists for the darkest moments, a quiet glow that never leaves, reminding you that even when everything feels lost, there’s still a guiding energy leading you forward,” says Common Saints.

Listen to "Night Light" HERE

"Night Light" is a deeply personal meditation on grief, memory, and resilience. Recorded live-to-tape at Studio 13 in London, the track blends a hauntingly beautiful instrumental with intimate, vulnerable vocals, capturing the search for light in moments of darkness. Its lyrics honour enduring love and the quiet strength that carries us through loss, making the song both a tribute and a guiding beacon.

Following the release of his introspective EP ‘Equinox’, featuring standout singles “Honey” and “Firebird,” Perry continues to evolve his sound, pushing further into a world of lush, genre-blurring soul and alternative groove. The project has already drawn significant attention, marking a bold new chapter in his artistic journey.

Common Saints will also take his music on the road this March 2026, with UK and European headline dates in Berlin, Amsterdam (SOLD OUT), and London’s EartH Theatre.

UK & EUROPEAN TOUR DATES

TICKETS

• 12 Mar 2026 — LIDO, Berlin
• 13 Mar 2026 — Tolhuistuin, Amsterdam – SOLD OUT
• 21 Mar 2026 — EartH Theatre, London

About Common Saints:

With over a decade of production and songwriting credits—including work with Jorja Smith (Project 11), Olivia Dean, Maverick Sabre, Lola Young, and K-pop icons BTS (“Singularity”)—Charlie J Perry is no newcomer. But as Common Saints, he is carving out a sound that is wholly his own: immersive, spiritual, and soaked in cinematic depth.

That sound was first fully realised in his debut solo album Cinema 3000 —a 14-track odyssey that cemented his signature blend of rich sonics, ambient soul, and emotional honesty. With Equinox, Common Saints took that vision even further, proving that Perry is far more than a behind-the-scenes producer: he is a singular artist in full command of his craft. Now, a new chapter unfolds, with European tour dates on the horizon and fresh music in the works