Live at Roxy in Prague: Passenger

A handling fee of 30CZK applies. Mike Rosenberg has news he wants to shout from the rooftops and sing from the stage. The chart-topping, record-setting singer/songwriter famed as Passenger has recently married and, last year, became a father for the first time. Unexpectedly, aged 42, he is now a family man. Wild Love, his latest, loveliest album, captures the excitement, upheaval, trepidation, and joy of the past few years. As a follow-up to 2021's pandemic-penned Songs For The Drunk and Broken Hearted, which hit No. 2 at home and went Top 10 across Europe, it's quite the turnaround. "I wasn't sure I'd get to have a family," says Passenger. "The idea of not having one was something I'd started to accept, but then, lo and behold, it happened. In a really romantic, weirdly Hollywood way. It turned out that the love of my life had been there the whole time." Passenger's partner, Rebekah, had been his day-to-day manager for a decade, by his side on tours, promo trips, and video shoots all over the world as his audience exploded in the wake of his 2012 mega-hit "Let Her Go." Coming out of Covid, they fell for each other, but as Wild Love reveals, it was a risk both were wary to take.