• Music
  • 05 Nov 08
The Things to release new single
The Things to release new single
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

The Dublin rock group are scheduled to release their latest single, 'Set Me Free' on November 10.

'Set Me Free' is fresh off the band's latest album Some Kind of a Kick, which will be coming soon to stores.

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