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The album will be released in March.
The shows follow the cancellation of the band's Marley Park gig this summer.
There's also Jessie Ware, Fred gain.., Ezra Collective and more.
The clip arrives days after the band were confirmed for Glastonbury.
The first line-up poster has also dropped, confirming loads of artists who will perform across the June weekend
The track had previously only been played at private shows for radio and TV broadcasts.
As well as the usual limited edition merch, the cinema will also be showing music vids of the band on the big screen in between their normal screenings.
The Sheffield band will headline the Friday evening of the festival.
They'll top the bill for one night of the three day festival next July.
The tastemaker show’s upcoming episode will focus exclusively on the Sheffield rockers.
The live footage will air via Youtube from this Sunday, October 23rd, at 8pm BST.
It is the third single from ‘The Car’, which will be released this Friday, October 21st.
The song is the seventh track on the Sheffield rockers’ imminent new LP, ‘The Car’.
The shows are in support of their seventh studio album, ‘The Car’.
The 22 live dates will kick off in August 2023.
The song is the second single from the Sheffield rockers’ sixth studio album, ‘The Car’.
The latest taster of new album 'The Car' follows up on lead single 'There'd Better Be A Mirrorball'.
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