Cornershop set for new single and tour
'The Roll Off…' is released on May 26
Cornershop are back with a new single 'The Roll Off Characteristics (Of History In The Making)'.
The single will be available via their own Ample Play Records label, and released on seven-inch, CD and digital (via Cornershop.com).
Front man Tjinder Singh has explained why they have chosen to release on their own label.
"Due to the dire circumstances the industry has found itself in we have concluded to do as much ourselves as is physically possible," he said. "This is in keeping with how Cornershop has done things in the past, and what we have strived to do since starting the band."
The band will also embark on a short tour this summer:
Oxford Academy (July 25)
Indie Guitar Festival (26)
Manchester Moho (27)
Bristol Thekla (28)
London Heaven (29)
Birmingham Academy (31)
Liverpool Academy (August 1)
Kendal Calling (2)
To check the availability of Cornershop tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS now, or call 0871 230 1094.
The single will be available via their own Ample Play Records label, and released on seven-inch, CD and digital (via Cornershop.com).
Front man Tjinder Singh has explained why they have chosen to release on their own label.
"Due to the dire circumstances the industry has found itself in we have concluded to do as much ourselves as is physically possible," he said. "This is in keeping with how Cornershop has done things in the past, and what we have strived to do since starting the band."
The band will also embark on a short tour this summer:
Oxford Academy (July 25)
Indie Guitar Festival (26)
Manchester Moho (27)
Bristol Thekla (28)
London Heaven (29)
Birmingham Academy (31)
Liverpool Academy (August 1)
Kendal Calling (2)
To check the availability of Cornershop tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS now, or call 0871 230 1094.
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