Red Rum Club Announce 4th Album, Huge Homecoming Liverpool Arena Date & New Single 'Undertaker'

Festival Favourites To Arena-Fillers, Red Rum Club Announce Their Fourth Album, An Absolutely Huge Live Arena Homecoming In Liverpool & Their Latest Single Release, 'Undertaker'

The Red Rum Club will be making a massive Liverpool Homecoming Arena Date in the 11,000 capacity Liverpool Arena (Credit: Image was provided to The Liverpudlian to share, courtesy of the Publicist on behalf of their client. We make no claim to this content).

• Liverpool’s incomparable, high-energy storytellers with swing return from a summer of outdoor mega-gigs to announce 2024 M&S Bank Arena date & 11 further UK shows.

• Fourth studio album, Western Approaches, announced for release with brand new single following August’s ‘leak’ of Black Cat.

Comfortably nestled in a wild world of their own perfect design, incomparable, high-energy indie six-piece Red Rum Club come back to earth after reaching the highs of summer’s open-air and under-canvas live season to announce a new album and UK Tour for 2024 with their latest single, 'Undertaker'.

Forming fashion rather than following it, the band that is renowned for modern hits such as ‘Eleanor’ and ‘Would You Rather Be Lonely’ which have been streamed into the millions, are set to prove their pulling power once again by announcing a massive homecoming at Liverpool’s very own 11,000-capacity M&S Bank Arena on Friday the 5th of April 2024.

The roaring sound of a band of brothers ready for the next phase of their journey together, the perfectly pitched, dead-on-three-minute wonder of their latest, gritty cut of new music comes as Red Rum Club announce that 'Western Approaches', the 11-track follow up to 2021’s rousing How To Steal The World, will be released on Modern Sky on Fri 23 February 2024. Once again recorded back home on the banks of the Mersey, and cherry-picking poetic vignettes of life by the waterside set to an altogether rougher and readier score, the album picks up cues from the relics of industry in their home City as well as absorbing their experiences on the road in the United States.

Listeners with eagle eyes and keen ears will already have discovered one of Western Approaches secrets out in the open as the band ‘leaked’ the sassy, dark glam stomp of Black Cat last month. Refreshingly unorthodox on all fronts, only now are fans being filled in on the next leg of their journey with the underdog band about to go another step further in taking the upper hand.

• Thursday the 7th of March – Glasgow, The Garage.

• Friday 8th of March – Newcastle, Newcastle University.

• Saturday the 9th of March – Stoke, Sugarmill.

• Sunday the 10th of March – Leeds, Stylus.

• Tuesday the 12th of March – London, Scala.

• Wednesday the 13th of March – Bristol, Trinity.

• Thurday the 14th of March – Plymouth, Depo.

• Friday the 15th of March – Southampton, Engine Rooms.

• Saturday the 16th of March – Birmingham, Academy Institute 2.

• Monday the 18th of March – Cambridge, Junction.

• Tuesday the 19th of March – Nottingham, Rescue Rooms.

• Friday the 5th of April – Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena.

While album pre-orders are underway, offering supporters advance access to tickets, all shows go on general sale on Friday the 29th of September 2023 at 10am with booking links and information available at www.redrumclub.com.

Arriving on a scene all their own with debut album, Matador, in 2019, Red Rum Club marked out new territory for the Tarantino/Arctic Monkeys crossover that nobody saw coming, thanks to liberal use of their secret weapon, trumpet player, Joe ‘The Blow’ Corby. Following up rapidly with 2020’s lockdown-released success story, The Hollow Of Humdrum, the band – also including Fran Doran (vocals), Tom Williams (guitars), Michael McDermott (guitars), Neil Lawson (bass) and Simon Hepworth (drums) - rode national airwaves on the BBC Radio 2 playlist with Eleanor, leading the band’s confidence to grow further on and off-stage. Seeking ever more autobiographical, relatable themes concerning love, loss and the mind-bending complexities of instant digital communication, the bounce continued into 2021’s How To Steal The World and even more vivid takes on modern life, going from knowingly wry to bravely romantic.

Forever in pursuit of fresh avenues to explore, Western Approaches is the first of the band’s four albums to be recorded in the company of producer, Rich Turvey, whose impressive production credits include Sundara Karma, Oscar Lang, Vistas, Blossoms, Courteeners, The Coral, She Drew The Gun and Clean Cut Kid.

Western Approaches is set to be released on standard and special edition, direct to fans and independent shops vinyl formats, CD and digital.

For further release information and details on all of Red Rum Club’s upcoming live shows, connect with the band online through their website.