East England and featuring Newcastle's Tyne Bridge. Lighthouse Family scaled down their appearances in early 2003 because of what they called a "heavy promotional schedule" following the release of Whatever Gets You Through the Day in 2001. This led to both men pursuing individual projects. Baiyewu became a solo artist, while Tucker joined a rock band, The Orange Lights. Comeback In November 2010, the duo announced they were reforming Lighthouse Family and did a full UK and Ireland tour, in February and March 2011. It was the first performance of Lighthouse Family in eight years. During an interview on breakfast TV show BBC Breakfast on 17 January 2011, Lighthouse Family revealed they had still been talking to each other during their time away, and that there was no current defined timescale for the release of a new album. However, Tucker mentioned during the interview that the duo had "pockets... full of songs". The duo had planned to release a new album called Blue Sky in Your Head on 3 May 2019, introduced by the single, "My Salvation", on 21 March; however, the album release was delayed until 5 July 2019. Blue Sky in Your Head is their first album in 18 years. Lighthouse Family have announced a multi-date UK tour commencing in November 2019. The album was supported with two sell-out UK tours. Tucker announced in June 2022 that the duo would no longer be performing together, as Baiyewu wished to focus on his solo career. Discography Ocean Drive (1995) Postcards from Heaven (1997) Whatever Gets You Through the Day (2001) Blue Sky in Your Head (2019) References External links Interviews and discography 1993 establishments in England British soul musical groups English pop music duos Male musical duos Musical groups established in 1993 Musical groups disestablished in 2003 Musical groups reestablished in 2010 Musical groups disestablished in 2011 Musical groups reestablished in 2019 Musical groups from Newcastle upon Tyne