Gaslight Anthem tour and album on the way

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It's all go in the Gaslight Anthem camp

The Gaslight Anthem are returning this summer with a new album and tour.

Benny Horowitz and co are currently hard at work in the studio and hope to drop their new record - entitled American Slang - in June.

June will also see the US punks launch their UK tour, the dates of which are below.

22 June: Birmingham Academy

23 June: Glasgow ABC

24 June: Manchester Academy

26 June: London HMV Forum

29 June: Oxford Academy

Check back for more news on the album as and when it breaks.

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