Glasgow's VLURE are heading back to the clubs with a vampy new banger, 'Show Me How to Live Again'

There's also a headline tour set to follow later this year.

Glasgow upstarts VLURE have debuted a new single, gigantic vampy PVC-tastic banger 'Show Me How to Live Again'.

“This is a song about hope and looking forward,” they explain. “It’s for all of us regaining our footing when chaos, uncertainty and insecurity is all that’s become known to us over the past eighteen months. We find ourselves violently thrust back into the youthful abandon of dancehalls, gaffs, smoking areas and basement venues as if nothing had ever changed, and never will again.

There's also a headline tour set to follow later this year. You can find the dates, plus new track 'Show Me How to Live Again', below.

Glasgow upstarts VLURE have debuted a new single, gigantic vampy PVC-tastic banger 'Show Me How to Live Again'.

There's also a headline tour set to follow later this year. You can find the dates, plus new track 'Show Me How to Live Again', below.

SEPTEMBER 10 TRNSMT, Glasgow 10 TRNSMT Afterparty with The Murder Capital, McChuills, Glasgow 18 Psyched, Portsmouth

NOVEMBER 19 The Tunnels, Aberdeen 20 Mash House, Edinburgh 23 Deaf Institute, Manchester 24 Hare and Hounds, Birmingham 25 Rough Trade, Bristol 26 MOTH Club, London 27 Green Door Store, Brighton 29 Headrow House, Leeds

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