Joan As Policewoman collaborates with Rufus Wainwright on new album
Singer-songwriter will preview record at intimate gig
Joan As Policewoman has announced the details of her second album, 'To Survive'.
The album, the follow-up to her debut, 2006’s 'Real Life', is preceded by a single, 'To Be Loved'.
The trio will also preview the album, which features Rufus Wainwright on its closing track, at an intimate gig at the Freedom Studio at London’s Roundhouse on April 17.
'To Survive' is out on June 9, while 'To Be Loved' precedes it on June 2.
The album’s tracklisting is:
'Honor Wishes'
'Holiday'
'To Be Loved'
'To Be Lonely'
'Magpies'
'Start Of My Heart'
'Hard White Wall'
'Furious'
'To Survive'
'To America'
To check the availability of Joan As Policewoman tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS now, or call 0871 230 1094.
The album, the follow-up to her debut, 2006’s 'Real Life', is preceded by a single, 'To Be Loved'.
The trio will also preview the album, which features Rufus Wainwright on its closing track, at an intimate gig at the Freedom Studio at London’s Roundhouse on April 17.
'To Survive' is out on June 9, while 'To Be Loved' precedes it on June 2.
The album’s tracklisting is:
'Honor Wishes'
'Holiday'
'To Be Loved'
'To Be Lonely'
'Magpies'
'Start Of My Heart'
'Hard White Wall'
'Furious'
'To Survive'
'To America'
To check the availability of Joan As Policewoman tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS now, or call 0871 230 1094.
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