McFly re-record ‘All About You’ video to thank and support NHS workers

The song was first released in 2005 as a Comic Relief single

McFly have recorded a new version of “All About You” to thank NHS key workers for their work during the coronavirus pandemic.

Having originally recorded the song as a Comic Relief charity single in 2005, the British band shared a video from lockdown dedicated to workers on the frontlines in the battle against Covid-19.

“While we’re going through one of the most challenging times we will ever experience, we know that there are some incredible people out there risking their lives every day,” said guitarist and singer Danny Jones.

Drummer Harry Judd added: “Everyone in the NHS, all the carers, all the key workers who are still working to keep this country running, to keep us safe and keep us alive. We owe you so much right now.”

“We’ve recorded this song while we’re on lockdown to say that right now, it is without doubt all about you,” said singer Tom Fletcher.

The band then virtually came together with a new recording of the song, performed with the help of their families and pets.

All the royalties from the video will be donated to NHS Charities Together.

McFly announced their comeback in September, playing a one-off show at London’s O2 Arena in November. An 11-date UK tour scheduled for April was postponed due to the outbreak of Covid-19.