The Vaccines Have 'Too Many Songs' Lined-Up For New Record
Wednesday, 11 April 2012
Written by Elliott Batte
Justin Young, frontman of indie rockers The Vaccines, has revealed that the band have been working extremely hard on what will be their sophomore album – and have ended up with 'too many songs' for the record.
The band only put out their debut album 'What Did You Expect From The Vaccines?' in 2010 last year, and feared that they may not be able to come up with the goods once again, but now it seems they've recorded surplus amounts of songs – which Young said was 'no bad thing'.
Speaking to The BBC, Young said: “I was really worried going into the second record that it would be a case of not having enough songs but the thing that's keeping me awake at night is having too many songs, which is no bad thing.”
He went on to say that new tracks 'Teenage Icon', 'No Hope' and 'Bad Mood' were 'all done and they're going to be on the record because we love them.'
If you're a fan of The Vaccines, make sure you catch them on their up and coming UK tour.
Wed May 2nd 2012 - Caird Hall, Dundee
Thu May 3rd 2012 - Spa Hall, Bridlington
Fri May 4th 2012 - Empress Ballroom, Blackpool
Mon May 7th 2012 - Centre, Brighton
Sat June 2nd 2012 - Victoria Park London, London
Sat June 9th 2012 - Stanford Hall, Lutterworth
Fri June 22nd 2012 - Seaclose Park, Newport
Fri August 24th 2012 - Richfield Avenue, Reading
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