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News: Indie punk favourites The Subways reveal video for new single ‘You Kill My Cool’: Studio album and tour dates coming up

  • May 3, 2022
  • Tania Ogier
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Hertfordshire, UK punk rockers The Subways have released the uniquely shot, fabulously amber-hued video to accompany new single You Kill My Cool, out now via Alcopop! Records. The clip was filmed by London-based director Blake Claridge (The Wanted, Hadouken, Martin Garrix), who says of the visuals: “I’d always wanted to do something with a perpetual motion, and in the end it was a butchered slider, many clamps, sand bags, a piece of rope, a lot of heavy lifting, a crash mat and throwing in a Roll Rig. I like to call it the ‘Drop-Cam’ but for insurance purposes I don’t think it would catch on.”

The band have also released single B-side Oi You Boy Bands, a rallying feminist cry against all things pale, male and stale that features lead vocals from bassist Charlotte Cooper and new drummer/permanent member Camille Phillips (The Ramonas).

“I’d always wanted to do something with a perpetual motion, and in the end it was a butchered slider, many clamps, sand bags, a piece of rope, a lot of heavy lifting, a crash mat, and throwing in a Roll Rig. I like to call it the ‘Drop-Cam’ but for insurance purposes I don’t think it would catch on.” -Blake Claridge

The Subways’ recently announced a forthcoming fifth studio album, set for release later this year and with further details to come very soon. This single is the latest new material from the band following their previous Black Lives Matter-inspired standalone single Fight in 2021, collaborating with rising stars Nova Twins and Tokky Horror for exclusive remixes and B-sides.

The band ended 2021 on their Young For Eternity Tour dates with ART BRUT, as well as playing a handful of intimate headline gigs, and will be heading to the EU in May 2022 for a string of Germany and Netherlands headline dates.

The Subways’ Sep/Oct 2022 UK headline tour dates are on sale now, and they will also be appearing at Truck Festival, Standon Calling, High Tide Festival, Gateways Festival and Southsea Victorious, with further dates TBA (see below for full listings)!

EU Tour Dates + Festival Appearances:

May 20th – Bremen – Schlachthof (DE)

May 21st – Braunschweig – Westand (DE)

May 23rd – Hamburg – Markthalle (DE)

May 24th – Cologne – Kantine (DE)

May 25th – Frankfurt – Batschkapp (DE)

May 26th – Karlsruhe – Substage (DE)

May 28th – Kronach – DIE FESTUNG ROCKT (DE)

May 29th – Munch – Technikumthe (DE)

June 1st – Leipzig – UT Connewitz (DE)

June 2nd – Dresden – Beatpol (DE)

June 3rd – Berlin – Columbiatheatre (DE)

June 4th – Amsterdam – Bitterzort (NL)

July 2nd – Bournemouth – HIGH TIDE FESTIVAL (UK)

July 21st – Hertfordshire – STANDON CALLING FESTIVAL (UK)

July 22nd – Oxford – TRUCK FESTIVAL (UK)

July 23rd – Skipton – GATEWAYS FESTIVAL (UK)

August 18th – GAMPEL OPEN AIR FESTIVAL (CZ)

August 20th – CZECH REPUBLIC BRNO TRUTNOFF OPEN AIR FESTIVAL (CZ)

August 27th – SOUTHSEA VICTORIOUS FESTIVAL (UK)

Tickets on sale now: https://www.thesubways.net/gigs

Sep/Oct 2022 UK Headline Tour Dates:

September 21st – Sunderland – Independent (UK)

September 22nd – Glasgow – King Tuts (UK)

September 23rd – Stoke – The Sugarmill (UK)

September 24th – Manchester – O2 Ritz (UK)

September 29th – London – Electric Ballroom (UK)

September 30th – Brighton – Chalk (UK)

October 1st – Cambridge – Mash (UK)

October 2nd – Cardiff – Clwb Ifor Bach (UK)

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