• Music
  • 16 May 16
Watch: Richard Ashcroft shares video for new single 'Hold On'
Watch: Richard Ashcroft shares video for new single 'Hold On'
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

The Verve singer has released new video ahead of album launch this Friday.

Richard Ashcroft has shared the video for latest track 'Hold On'.

His latest album These People comes out this week and is his first album since United Nations of Sound six years ago.

The Verve frontman will play a string of gigs around the UK and Europe this summer.

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