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Bastille and The Wombats have booked a Crystal Palace Bowl show for August
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The WombatsRelease date: 4th November 2022
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"Running Up That Hill (triple j Like A Version) - Single" is an album by The Wombats, released 4th November 2022 via triple j. It features 1 track, including "Running Up That Hill (triple j Like A Version)".
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A digital reissue will arrive on November 8th, with a vinyl release coming on April 28th.
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You can check out the title track now, ahead of the November release.
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The festival will take place, unsurprisingly, in October.
Tune in tonight (18th April) on Dork Radio from 8pm, or grab the podcast after.
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Reading, Leeds and back again.
Steven Loftin grabbed a hot minute to find out more.
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