Alex Turner says The Last Shadow Puppets might release two more albums

Band are considering releasing either 'a trilogy or a four-part drama'

Alex Turner has suggested that The Last Shadow Puppets might release one, maybe even two, more albums in the future.

The band, completed by Miles Kane, released their debut album ‘The Age Of The Understatement’ in 2008. Their follow-up, ‘Everything You’ve Come To Expect’, will be released next week (April 1).

Arctic Monkeys frontman Turner previously told NME that that he and Kane intended on releasing a trilogy of albums, but now he’s hinted that they may end up extending it to a fourth release.

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“We’re either going to make it a trilogy or a four-part drama,” Turner told Chris Evans on the BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show this morning (March 23). “I haven’t decided yet.”

READ: The Full Last Shadow Puppets NME Cover Interview

Appearing on the morning show, Turner continued to describe the occasion as “some sort of graduation”. He said: “I’ve don’t think I’ve been on Breakfast Radio 2 before… Does this mean I’m not as wayward and unpredictable as I was when they kept me after the watershed? Dunno how I feel about it.”

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READ MORE: The Last Shadow Puppets – ‘Everything You’ve Come To Expect’ Review

The Last Shadow Puppets begin their UK tour in Cambridge on Thursday (March 24). The stint will extend to April, before Turner and Kane return for additional headline dates in June and July.

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The Last Shadow Puppets’ UK tour dates are as below:

Cambridge, The Corn Exchange (March 24)
Middlesbrough, Town Hall (March 25)
Edinburgh, Usher Hall (March 26)
Paris, Olympia (March 29)
Brighton, The Dome (March 30)
London, Hackney Empire (April 1)
Liverpool, Olympia (April 2)
Sheffield, City Hall (April 3)
Bristol, Lloyd’s Ampitheatre (June 24)
Manchester, Castlefield Bowl (July 10)
Bridlington, The Spa (July 12)
Bournemouth, BIC (July 13)
London, Alexandra Palace (July 15, 16)

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