Dirty Pretty Things offer up summer single
Carl Barat's boys follow up 'Bang Bang You're Dead'
Dirty Pretty Things are to release a new single to coincide with their summer festival appearances.
‘Dead Wood’, the follow-up to Top Five smash ‘Bang Bang You’re Dead’, is the second track to be taken from the band’s debut album ‘Waterloo To Anywhere’.
The new single is released on July 10. Extra tracks have yet to be confirmed.
The band are currently on a sold out tour of the UK - the remaining dates and festival appearances are:
Leeds Metropolitan University (May 17)
Middlesbrough Town Hall (18)
Edinburgh Liquid Rooms (19)
Glasgow Barrowlands (20)
London Forum (22-24)
Newcastle Hi:Fi Festival (27)
Isle Of Wight Festival (June 10)
London O2 Wireless Festival (21)
Ipswich Portman Road (30, supporting Red Hot Chili Peppers)
Coventry Ricoh Arena (July 2, supporting Red Hot Chili Peppers)
Oxegen Festival (8)
T In The Park (9)
Carling Weekend: Reading Festival (August 26)
Carling Weekend: Leeds Festival (27)
‘Dead Wood’, the follow-up to Top Five smash ‘Bang Bang You’re Dead’, is the second track to be taken from the band’s debut album ‘Waterloo To Anywhere’.
The new single is released on July 10. Extra tracks have yet to be confirmed.
The band are currently on a sold out tour of the UK - the remaining dates and festival appearances are:
Leeds Metropolitan University (May 17)
Middlesbrough Town Hall (18)
Edinburgh Liquid Rooms (19)
Glasgow Barrowlands (20)
London Forum (22-24)
Newcastle Hi:Fi Festival (27)
Isle Of Wight Festival (June 10)
London O2 Wireless Festival (21)
Ipswich Portman Road (30, supporting Red Hot Chili Peppers)
Coventry Ricoh Arena (July 2, supporting Red Hot Chili Peppers)
Oxegen Festival (8)
T In The Park (9)
Carling Weekend: Reading Festival (August 26)
Carling Weekend: Leeds Festival (27)
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