Arctic Monkeys release new single through Oxfam Ireland
It coincides with a big Teenage Cancer Trust gig in London.
The Hot Press Newsdesk, 01 Feb 2010
Arctic Monkeys have announced details of their new single, which, as has become their wont recently, will be available here through selected Oxfam Ireland shops.
The third track to be lifted from their Humbug album, the 7” and 10” versions of ‘My Propeller’ will hit the racks on March 19 and between them be accompanied by three new songs – ‘Joining The Dots’, ‘The Afternoon’s Hat’ and ‘Don’t Forgets Whose Legs You’re On’.
The release coincides with the band playing London’s Royal Albert Hall on March 27 as part of a series of Teenage Cancer Trust gigs that will also feature The Specials, The Who, Them Crooked Vultures, Noel Gallagher and a reformed Suede, albeit sans Bernard Butler.
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