UK indie band announces new album and return tour after five year hiatus | The Sun
A TOP British indie band are bursting back onto the music scene with a fresh album and tour.
Peace will delight their UK-based fans with the new live dates and a re-vamped line up.
The Lovesick hitmakers – originally named November and the Criminals – formed in 2012 with their rock hits spanning until their hiatus in 2018.
Following the release of their third album Kindness Is The New Rock And Roll, they embarked on a five-year break.
They released their fourth instalment, also called Peace, back in March.
Yet fans were stunned to learn the band are now a duo.
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Guitarist Douglas Castle and drummer Dominic Boyce have quit, leaving Harrison Koisser on lead vocals and brother Sam on bass guitar.
Peace's November tour will kick off in Bath and wrap in London, with a gig at Heaven.
Fans will no doubt be treated to renditions of former hits such as Old Love as well as new tracks.
The group's marketing team have described the tour as "a celebration of the band’s very meaningful step into their new era."
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