Manic Street Preachers announce new single
The Welsh trio line up Winter tour too
Manic Street Preachers have announced details of a new single.
The band are set to release ’Indian Summer’ on October 1.
The single is set to feature four brand new tracks - ’Heyday Of The Blood’, ’You Know It’s Going To Hurt’ and ’Lady Lazurus’ and ’Anorexic-Rodin’.
As previously reported, the band head out on a winter tour, kicking off on December 2 at Aberdeen Music Hall.
The dates are:
Aberdeen Music Hall (December 2)
Edinburgh Corn Exchange (3)
Manchester Central (5)
Cardiff International Arena (6)
Birmingham NIA (8)
Bournemouth BIC (9)
London Brixton Academy (11,12)
Brighton Centre (14)
To check ticket availability and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS, now.
The band are set to release ’Indian Summer’ on October 1.
The single is set to feature four brand new tracks - ’Heyday Of The Blood’, ’You Know It’s Going To Hurt’ and ’Lady Lazurus’ and ’Anorexic-Rodin’.
As previously reported, the band head out on a winter tour, kicking off on December 2 at Aberdeen Music Hall.
The dates are:
Aberdeen Music Hall (December 2)
Edinburgh Corn Exchange (3)
Manchester Central (5)
Cardiff International Arena (6)
Birmingham NIA (8)
Bournemouth BIC (9)
London Brixton Academy (11,12)
Brighton Centre (14)
To check ticket availability and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS, now.
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