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Agent Blue bring in the new year with the release of brand new single ‘Children’s Children’ on February 21st. It sees the band explore their diverse song writing ability, a departure from their trademark angst driven anthems. This is another fine example of how a band of such a young age can surpass all expectations.
The single follows a stellar 2004 for Agent Blue which saw the Stoke quintet play Reading and Leeds Festival, have chart bothering single releases with ‘Sex Drugs And Rocks Through Your Window’ and ‘Something Else’ and then later in the year, to support the release of ‘Crossbreed’ the band embarked on many Autumn tours supporting the likes of yourcodenameis:milo and The Others (Others frontman Dominic Masters personally invited them to provide main support to his band).
In December the band played an impressive sold out Carling Live show at The Barfly (London) that climaxed with Calum dangling from the lighting rigs. A couple of days later at a sold out London Scala (supporting pals The Others) the band ended the show by jumping from the balconies into the crowd further increasing their growing reputation as an incendiary live band.
Catch the mayhem on their next UK tour in support of ‘Children’s Children’ at the following venues:
JANUARY
26 Shrewsbury, Buttermarket
27 Wakefield, Louder Than Bombs @ Escobar
28 Manchester, Night & Day, XFM X-Posure North launch
31 Derby, Victoria Inn
FEBRUARY
1 Liverpool Barfly
2 Cardiff Barfly
3 Coventry Colisseum
4 Leicester Charlotte
6 Glasgow Barfly
7 Wolverhampton Little Civic
9 London Camden Barfly
11 Yeovil venue TBA
18 Stockton-on-Tees KU Bar)
19 Stoke-on-Trent Victoria Halls Tsunami Appeal charity gig
Agent Blue follow up their success of 2004 with the release of the bands eagerly awaited debut album ‘A Stolen Honda Vision’ on Universal/Island Records spring 2005.