The Darkness poke fun at rock'n'roll with their new single 'Walking Through Fire'
'Walking Through Fire' is from their March-releasing album 'Dreams On Toast'.
The Darkness have released new single 'Walking Through Fire', taken from their upcoming album 'Dreams On Toast', set for release on 28th March via Cooking Vinyl.
The album, produced by Dan Hawkins, follows recent singles 'The Longest Kiss', 'Rock And Roll Party Cowboy', and 'I Hate Myself'. The new track addresses their relationship with rock 'n' roll and the current state of the music industry.
"The life of an artist is gruelling endeavour, leavened with rare moments of shining success. We wade through sweet treacle every day, to make things for others to love," says Justin Hawkins. "For we chosen few, this is akin to climbing a mountain for the glorious view, whilst studiously avoiding looking at the discarded condom that has attached itself to our stylish yet practical hiking footwear. To rephrase in less oblique tones, nothing worthwhile is ever easy, and that is why we, The Darkness, are WALKING THROUGH FIRE… thinking of you."
The album, produced by Dan Hawkins, follows recent singles 'The Longest Kiss', 'Rock And Roll Party Cowboy', and 'I Hate Myself'. The new track addresses their relationship with rock 'n' roll and the current state of the music industry.
"The life of an artist is gruelling endeavour, leavened with rare moments of shining success. We wade through sweet treacle every day, to make things for others to love," says Justin Hawkins. "For we chosen few, this is akin to climbing a mountain for the glorious view, whilst studiously avoiding looking at the discarded condom that has attached itself to our stylish yet practical hiking footwear. To rephrase in less oblique tones, nothing worthwhile is ever easy, and that is why we, The Darkness, are WALKING THROUGH FIRE… thinking of you."
The dates in full read:
MARCH
6 Regent's Theatre, Ipswich, UK
7 Regent's Theatre, Ipswich, UK
8 New Theatre, Oxford, UK
9 Arena, Swansea, UK
11 G Live, Guildford, UK
12 Connexin Arena, Hull, UK
14 Guild Of Students, Liverpool, UK
15 Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, UK
17 Barbican, York, UK
18 Usher Hall, Edinburgh, UK
20 Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow, UK
21 O2 City Hall, Newcastle, UK
22 O2 Apollo, Manchester, UK
24 Beacon Theatre, Bristol, UK
25 Guildhall, Portsmouth, UK
27 De Montford Hall, Leicester, UK
28 Corn Exchange, Cambridge, UK
29 OVO Arena Wembley, London, UK
MARCH
6 Regent's Theatre, Ipswich, UK
7 Regent's Theatre, Ipswich, UK
8 New Theatre, Oxford, UK
9 Arena, Swansea, UK
11 G Live, Guildford, UK
12 Connexin Arena, Hull, UK
14 Guild Of Students, Liverpool, UK
15 Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, UK
17 Barbican, York, UK
18 Usher Hall, Edinburgh, UK
20 Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow, UK
21 O2 City Hall, Newcastle, UK
22 O2 Apollo, Manchester, UK
24 Beacon Theatre, Bristol, UK
25 Guildhall, Portsmouth, UK
27 De Montford Hall, Leicester, UK
28 Corn Exchange, Cambridge, UK
29 OVO Arena Wembley, London, UK
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