Watford hardcore punks Gallows have announced a UK tour in May in support of their new album Grey Britain.
The follow up to 2006 debut Orchestra Of Wolves was produced by GGGarth Richardson (Biffy Clyro, Rage Against The Machine) in London.
"Gallows sound nastier and more feral than ever before, but there´s a progression in the music that will smash any pre-conceived notions about the band to bits," says the band's agent. "And this is a record that comes with a message from a band with something to say, viciously documenting life in Britain today."
Gallows are playing the following dates in May:
2nd - Brighton Concorde 2
5th - Sheffield Leadmill
6th - Manchester Academy
8th - Glasgow ABC1
9th - Newcastle Academy
10th - Leeds Met Uni
12th - Nottingham Rock City
13th - Norwich UEA
15th - Oxford Academy
16th - Birmingham Academy
18th - Bristol Academy
19th - Portsmouth Pyramids
21st - London Forum
25th - Belfast Limelight
Pre-order tickets are available from Jan 14th exclusively to Gallows.co.uk subscribers only. All subscribers need to be signed up before 14 January, that's TODAY!
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