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Feb 7, 2024 • 10:45 AM
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"Blow It Up (Live in Brighton)" is a track by The Vaccines, from the album Live in Brighton (2012), released 2nd September 2012. The track is 2:40 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about The Vaccines.
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Their new album is coming in January.
Their new album is coming in January.
The Vaccines are back! Back!! BACK!!! After a whirlwind journey through pop experimentation, their sixth LP, 'Pick-Up Full of Pink Carnations,' delves into themes of disillusionment and heartbreak, reminding us to keep dreaming.
The Vaccines have just finished recording their sixth album.
The Portsmouth event will be held from August 25th-27th, 2023.
Indie staples The Vaccines have had a whirlwind five months. From dropping charged EP 'Planet of the Youth', to smashing through a UK headline tour that culminates in a string of festival performances - the group are a decade in and still going strong.
The festival will take place in July.
Also joining the bill will be the likes of Will Joseph Cook, Rachel Chinouriri, Lucy Blue, Fatherson, AU/RA and more.
The band are set to hit the road next week.
Tune in tonight (4th April) on Dork Radio from 8pm, or grab the podcast after.
The new collection will arrive on 8th April, ahead of the band's UK tour.
The new single arrives on Wednesday (23rd March).
The stacked bill also has The Snuts, Dream Wife, Lauran Hibberd, Lime Garden and more.
It's their first new music since last year's 'Back In Love City' album.
The track, titled 'Thunder Fever', is set to arrive tomorrow (23rd February).
Feeling penned in by everyday constraints, The Vaccines' new album 'Back In Love City' sees them trying on different lives and fictional places for size.
The Vaccines are back with their fifth album.
What did you expect?
"We've got about twenty songs"