Liverpool art-punk trio Hot Club De Paris are set to release a new EP, after confirming new British tour dates.
Hot Club De Paris have always wanted to do things their way. Using funds from their record sales to buy their own equipment, the trio set up a studio in their Liverpool rehearsal room and began working on their own terms.
Getting to grips with the equipment, the band laid down a number of tracks. Splitting the result into two EPs, the first was released earlier this year. Extravagantly titled ‘With Days Like These As Cheap As Chewing Gum Why Would Anyone Want To Work?’ the release was a thrilling success.
Speaking to ClashMusic earlier this year, Hot Club De Paris confirmed that they were planning a second EP. Now the band have announced the release of ‘The Rise And Inevitable Fall Of The High School Suicide Cluster Band’.
Due to hit the record racks on May 24th, the EP will be available digitally and on limited edition ten inch vinyl.
Continually working, Hot Club De Paris are currently working on their next full length studio album. Meanwhile, the band have confirmed details of their new British tour.
Beginning in June, the Liverpool art punks are set to play a lengthy series of dates across the UK. Ending in Norwich on June 30th, tickets for the shows are on sale now!
Hot Club De Paris are set to play the following shows:
June
2 Newcastle Offshore 44
3 Sunderland TBA
4 Darlington Inside Out
8 Manchester Moho
9 Hull The Lamp
10 Sheffield DQ
11 Coventry Kasbah
12 Leigh Bar Bliss
15 Portsmouth Cellars
16 Exeter Cavern Club
17 Leicester Music Cafe
18 Northampton Roadmenders
19 Harlow The Square
22 Stirling Tolbooth
23 Aberdeen Warehouse
24 Glasgow King Tuts
25 Carlisle Brickyard
26 Blackburn The Live Lounge
29 Guildford Boiler Room
30 Norwich Arts Centre
