Savage Welsh rockers Future Of The Left are set to take their new album out on the road for a series of shows throughout May.
Formed after the collapse of McLusky in 2005,the band spent a long time in gestation. Emerging in 2007 with their debut album ‘Curses’, Future Of The Left stunned rock fans with the bone breaking savagery of their sound.
Containing singles such as ‘The Lord Hates A Coward’ the band also include a member of seminal Welsh group Jarcrew in their number. Since then, Future Of The Left have toured extensively, honing their brutal live sound.
However, all that touring left little time for the band to write new material. A series of dates earlier this year were cancelled in order for the group to enter the studio and lay down some tracks for album two.
This new material will form the backbone of the band’s set for the forthcoming tour. The first glimpse of the new album comes on Monday (March 16th) when Future Of The Left release their new single ‘The Hope That House Built’.
Future Of The Left will play the following tour dates:
May
13 Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms
16 Belfast Stiff Kitten
17 Dublin Academy 2
18 Glasgow Stereo
20 Hereford Jailhouse
21 Manchester Academy 3
25 Cardiff Clwb Ifor Bach
26 London ULU
