The Futureheads have released their leading single ‘Jekyll’ from their sixth studio album set to be released on August 30th.
Describing the track as, “a monstrous, preposterous riff for monstrous preposterous times,” Barry Hyde says ‘Jekyll’ is, “a violent song about my childhood disgust at the grinning, jeering faces of certain fellow primary school students (even the nice ones) whenever there was a playground fight. It left a scar in my psyche that I just can’t shake. A song for the animal part of us all. With love from The Futureheads.”
The band are set to embark on a UK tour, starting with a set at Hit the North festival on 3rd May.
UK TOUR DATES
3rdMay Hit The North Newcastle – SOLD OUT
4thMay Sugarmill Stoke on Trent
5thMay Leicester Handmade Festival
28thMay The Globe Cardiff
29thMay The Garage London – SOLD OUT
30thMay Concorde2 Brighton
31stMay The Waterfront Norwich
1stJune Rescue Rooms Nottingham
3rdMay Hit The North Newcastle – SOLD OUT
4thMay
5thMay Leicester
28thMay The Globe
29thMay The Garage
30thMay Concorde2
31stMay The Waterfront
1stJune Rescue Rooms Nottingham
Tickets are on sale now. Go to www.thefutureheads.com for links.