Working Men's Club have dropped a new track, plus news of a UK headline tour

It's their first new music since last year's debut album, and it's very good.

Working Men's Club have dropped their first new music since their 2020 self-titled debut.

'X' arrives with both a video directed by the band's visual team, Steve Hockett and IMPA TV, and news of a November tour that'll culminate with their biggest show to date at the Brixton Electric in London.

Talking about the video, Steve says: "The video is a visual exploration of the line "there's no start to this end". Shot in a big ex-industrial fridge by IMPATV, we filmed Syds live performance with graphic projections using live analogue video feedback."

The tour will visit:

Working Men's Club have dropped their first new music since their 2020 self-titled debut.

The tour will visit:

NOVEMBER 07 Engine Rooms – SOUTHAMPTON 08 The Globe – CARDIFF 10 The Fleece – BRISTOL 11 Stylus – LEEDS 12 The Ritz – MANCHESTER 13 Garage (Stag & Dagger) – GLASGOW 14 La Belle Angele (Stag & Dagger) – EDINBURGH 16 Beat Generator – DUNDEE 17 St Doms – NEWCASTLE 18 Leadmill - SHEFFIELD 19 Academy 2 – BIRMINGHAM 23 Rescue Rooms – NOTTINGHAM 24 Academy 2 – OXFORD 25 Brixton Electric - LONDON

Tickets for the shows go on sale on the 1st April at 9am.

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