Nothing But Thieves share 'Tomorrow Is Closed', the latest focus track taken from the band's recently released chart topping record Dead Club City.
Released in July via RCA/Sony, Dead Club City features the recently released singles ‘Welcome to the DCC’, ‘Overcome’ and ‘Keeping You Around’ and follows their 2020 charting topping album Moral Panic. A decade into their career, the band have never sounded as vital, inspired and blisteringly adventurous as they do on Dead Club City – welcome to the new era of Nothing But Thieves.
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Through their new 11-track album Dead Club City, the band showcase their city-sized members only club and the album’s tracklist and overall narrative is formed by different characters and story arcs from in and around the city. Is it a shared consciousness? Another planet? The next corporate wasteland? Heaven? Or somewhere else?
Using the club as a focal point, it is easy to imagine the real-world meaning behind Dead Club City. Themes such as advertisement, unity, internet culture, the music industry, ageing and politics, as well as escapism and change are highlighted by the alienation or privilege of a members only club. Creatively engineered by the band themselves, the stories, themes and connections across Dead Club City have been revealed in the lead-up to the album through songs, videos and artwork to showcase the overall concept behind the record.
Recorded and self-produced by Nothing But Thieves guitarist Dom Craik alongside John Gilmore (production, engineering) and Mike Crossey (mixing) over six months at Kyoto Studios in Essex, the 11 songs are vividly alive with big ideas, pop hooks, soul flourishes, hip hop beats, crunchy riffs and Conor’s remarkable vocals.
Nothing But Thieves recently announced a headline UK and Ireland tour in October and November, and with a well-earned reputation for their energetic and impassioned performances, their live show is one not to be missed. Opening with two nights in Glasgow, the tour sees the band perform a further 10 nights across the UK and Ireland, including three nights in Manchester and two headline shows at London’s OVO Arena Wembley.
After performing sold out dates in Australia, they also announced a North American tour in September and October, with several shows already sold out, and have recently announced a headline European tour in February and March 2024 including two nights at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome.
