The Cribs and Johnny Marr to release single this year
The Cribs and Johnny Marr Pic: Danny North
Watch the Jarmans and former Smiths star's video interview now
The Cribs – complete with Johnny Marr as part of their line-up – have revealed that they plan to release a new single this year during an exclusive video interview with NME.COM.
The band had already revealed that they will record a full album in early 2009, but made the single revelation while speaking to NME.COM at the Leeds Festival on Friday (August 22).
"We don't know when it's going to happen, but we'll try and do that [release a single before the year ends]," said Marr.
Watch the full video interview – which features the band talking about why they are recording an album with their new band member – by clicking below.
For more exclusive backstage videos and interviews from the Reading And Leeds Festivals 2008 go to NME.COM video now.
The band had already revealed that they will record a full album in early 2009, but made the single revelation while speaking to NME.COM at the Leeds Festival on Friday (August 22).
"We don't know when it's going to happen, but we'll try and do that [release a single before the year ends]," said Marr.
Watch the full video interview – which features the band talking about why they are recording an album with their new band member – by clicking below.
For more exclusive backstage videos and interviews from the Reading And Leeds Festivals 2008 go to NME.COM video now.
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- Sep 25, 2009 19:30 at The Junction, Cambridge - Buy from Seetickets
- Sep 28, 2009 19:30 at Hull University, Hull - Buy from Seetickets
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