The Lathums announce new album, single and UK Tour dates for 2023

28 October 2022, 10:39 | Updated: 18 January 2023, 17:37

The Wigan band have shared the details of their second album, alongside their new Say My Name single and dates for next year.

The Lathums have shared the details of their second studio album, dropped the first taste of what to expect to from the record as well as announced the details of their biggest UK tour to-date.

The Wigan outfit - fronted by Alex Moore - will release From Nothing To A Little Bit More on Friday 24th February, with its first belter of a single Say My Name out now.

Watch the official video for Say My Name below:

The Lathums - Say My Name (Official Music Video)

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Lathums' new album, which the band have referred to as an "act of rebellion having seen the rules of the game," will be released in a range of formats, including standard black vinyl, limited fan-only coloured variants and a double-vinyl package including six, exclusive acoustic tracks recorded at Abbey Road, plus CD, cassette and digital packages.

The artwork comes courtesy of renowned, Wigan-born and raised designer of Oasis, The Verve and Super Furry Animals' iconic album covers, Brian Cannon.

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The Lathums' From Nothing To A Little Bit More tracklist:

1.Struggle

2.Say My Name

3.I Know

4.Lucky Bean

5.Facets

6.Rise and Fall

7.Sad Face Baby

8.Turmoil

9.Land and Sky

10.Crying Out

11.Undeserving

IF that wasn't enough info for one day, The Lathums have also announced live dates, which will see them embark on their biggest headline tour to date.

The shows will include gigs at Liverpool's Mountford Hall, Manchester's Albert Hall and The Roundhouse, London.

Tickets go on general sale on Thursday 3rd November 2022 at 9am, with links and the exclusive fan presale sign up access at www.thelathums.com

See The Lathums' 2023 UK Tour Dates:

• 6th March 2023: Liverpool - Mountford Hall
• 7th March 2023: Newcastle - Northumbria Students Union
• 9th March 2023: Sheffield - O2 Academy
• 10th March 2023: Glasgow - O2 Academy
• 11th March 2023: Manchester - Albert Hall
• 13th March 2023: Norwich - The Waterfront
• 14th March 2023: Cardiff - University(Great Hall)
• 16th March 2023: Nottingham - Rock City
• 17th March 2023: Birmingham - O2 Institute
• 18th March 2023: London - The Roundhouse

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