
Friendly Fires have announced a new anniversary tour celebrating their debut album
The celebrations are in support of their self-titled debut, released in 2008.
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'Friendly Fires' by Friendly Fires was released in 2009 through XL Recordings. It is an alternative album, with a 19-track tracklist that begins with 'Jump In the Pool', 'In the Hospital', 'Paris', 'White Diamonds', 'Strobe', and 'On Board'.
"Friendly Fires" is an album by Friendly Fires, released 30th August 2009 via XL Recordings. It features 20 tracks, including "Skeleton Boy - 7" Single", "Jump In the Pool", and "In the Hospital".
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The celebrations are in support of their self-titled debut, released in 2008.

Marika Hackman, The Snuts and Louis Berry are also new to the bill.

The latest taster of their comeback album 'Inflorescent' is streaming now.

Wheels and Fins Festival takes place from 7th-8th September.

They'll play London, Birmingham and Manchester.

It's due in August.

The event's this weekend.

Standon Calling will take place from 25th-28th July in Hertfordshire.
Check out the clip for their most recent single now.
The relatively intimate dates come as the band prepare to drop their much anticipated third album in 2019.
Their second new single of 2018 is co-produced with Disclosure.
The band have posted a teaser for 'Heaven Let Me In' on social media
Summer vibes.
They're back, they've brought bangers, and it looks fantastic.
They're back, and they still bang.
Joining their comeback night in Brixton are shows in Leeds and Norwich
Hidden away in the Lincolnshire forest, Lost Weekend invites revellers to "come together for a 4 day otherworldly celebration".

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Friendly Fires return continues to pick up pace. Probably, anyway.
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