Coach Party have shared a brand new single, ‘Weird Me Out’

Coach Party have shared a brand new single, ‘Weird Me Out’.

The track is a taster of their third EP ‘Nothing Is Real’, set to land on 29th April via Chess Club Records.

Their first new music since last September’s ‘FLAG’, frontwoman Jess Eastwood says: “If you take standards as set by the media too seriously, which is easily done, you end up with a very unrealistic idea of what a relationship should look like. ‘Weird Me Out’ is about the desire to change someone (or yourself) to fit that image you have of a perfect relationship, but also stepping back and remembering to stop comparing yourself to manufactured ideals, and put yourself on a well-deserved pedestal.”

Self-produced by the band’s own Guy Page, and mixed by Jon Gilmore (Wolf Alice, Beabadoobee), the track comes alongside a video directed by Daniel Broadley.

Coach Party are set to hit the road later this month supporting The Mysterines. You can check out their upcoming shows below.

March
23 The Garage 2, Glasgow*
24 Social, Hull*
25 Brudenell Social Club, Leeds*
26 Mash, Cambridge*
30 Band On The Wall, Manchester*
31 Castle & Falcon, Birmingham*

1 Electric Ballroom, London*
2 Invisible Wind Factory, Liverpool*
13 V11, Rotterdam
14 Kavka Zappa, Antwerp
15 AFAS Live, Amsterdam (Franz Ferdinand Afterparty)
16 Paaspop Festival, Schijndel
17 Melkweg Upstairs, Amsterdam
18 Merlyn, Nijmegen
28 Oslo, London
29 The Leopard, Doncaster
30 Apr – 1 Stag & Dagger

May
4 The Horn, St Albans
5 Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham
6 Esquires, Bedford
7 Voodoo Daddy’s, Norwich
9 Louisiana, Bristol
10 Portland Arms, Cambridge
11 Firebug, Leicester
12 Heartbreakers, Southampton
14 Great Escape, Brighton
18 Edge of the Wedge, Portsmouth
21 Stade De France^
25 Sixty Million Postcards, Bournemouth
26 The Face Bar, Reading
27 Forum, Tunbridge Wells
28-29 Dot To Dot Festival

June
4 Live At Leeds In The Park

July
9 Exit Festival, Serbia
22 Tramlines Festival, Sheffield
23 Truck Festival, Oxford
29 YNot Festival, Derbyshire

August
27 Victorious Festival, Portsmouth

*supporting The Mysterines
^supporting Indochine