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Alt-pop three-piece Johnny Foreigner continue their recent stint of insatiable productivity by announcing full details of their November / December tour with support from Alcopop! labelmates Stagecoach.
The label will be releasing a limited split 7” by the bands to coincide with the tour. They will contain both an original and exclusive track by each and then a cover of the other band as an additional B-side.
Tracklisting is:
Side 1
A Tru Punx – Johnny Foreigner
AA Not Even Giles (…Would Say We'll Be OK) – Stagecoach
Side 2
B – Good Luck with yr 45 – Johnny Foreigner (Stagecoach cover)
BB Salt, Peppa & Spinderella – Stagecoach (Johnny Foreigner cover)
There will be 250 copies printed up and you will be able to buy the split from the Alcopop! website and from the bands directly at these dates:
November
18 – Reading Play
19 – Northampton Labour Club
20 – Brighton Jam
22 – Cardiff Buffalo Bar
23 – Cambridge The Portland Arms
24 – London Barfly
25 – Guildford Boileroom
26 – Nottingham Gatecrasher
28 – Leeds Brudenell Social Club
29 – York Stereo
30 – Sheffield Harley
December
1 – Birmingham Flapper & Firkin
3 – Bristol Croft
4 – Manchester MohoLive 2
5 – Swindon The Vic
6 – Southampton Joiners
7 – Leicester Sub91
8 – Glasgow Nice N’ Sleazies
9 – Aberdeen Cafe Drummonds
10 – Dundee Doghouse
11 – Edinburgh Sneaky Pete’s
Johnny Foreigner have also revealed the full, and lengthy, name of their new mini-album, available on 12″, CD and digitally, which is due out in November:
“you thought you saw a shooting star but yr eyes were blurred with tears and that lighthouse can be pretty deceiving with the sky so clear and sea so calm”
The six track EP will contain the following songs:
1. the wind and the weathervanes
2. who needs comment boxes when you've got knives
3. elegy for post teenage living parts 1 and 2
4. robert scargill takes the prize
5. harriet, by proxy
6. yr loved
In the spirit of all things DIY, each and every record will have unique artwork and they need your help to put them together. Take a look at their website to learn more about how you, a camera and your innate ability to post letters could help craft one of these:
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The band are currently on a tour of the US and Canada with Los Campesinos!