New single ‘The Other Side’ set for July 28th release
iTunes Festival gig confirmed for July 28th
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“Pendulum have that intriguing cross-over appeal that will make them superstars” – Kerrang!
“Pendulum’s transonic assault is explosive. It’s a cosmic symphonic rock beast that’ll fill stadiums. Watch them soar” – DJ
With their current album release ‘In Silico’ having debuted at #2 in the album charts reaching Gold status in the process, Pendulum continue their upwards trajectory with the confirmation of a new single release ‘The Other Side’ that is due out on July 28th . They will follow the release with a special iTunes Festival gig at London’s Koko on July 28th.
‘The Other Side’ continues Pendulum’s exploration of the outer reaches of eclectic, crossover dance following the prior singles ‘Granite’ and the Radio 1 A-listed ‘Propane Nightmares’. The single is available as a maxi digital download, CD single and screen-printed 12” vinyl. All formats feature VIP and Dubstep mixes, the digital and CD singles add album and single edit versions of the lead track while the digital format is completed by a live version of ‘Showdown’ recorded live at Brixton Academy.
Tickets for Pendulum’s iTunes Festival gig are available exclusively to competition winners through the festival website www.ituneslive.co.uk/win-tickets/?date=2008-07-28. Support comes from InMe. Other iTunes Festival headliners this year include The Ting Tings, CSS, N*E*R*D and Death Cab For Cutie.
Having recently sold-out two consecutive London dates, the iTunes Festival show is an integral part of Pendulum’s summer touring schedule that also includes dates at Linkin Park and Jay-Z’s Projekt Revolution, Download, Creamfields, Reading / Leeds and T in the Park. They will return to the live circuit in November and December to play their biggest UK tour to date that features fourteen shows and includes two nights at Brixton Academy.
Festivals:
June
27th – Wakestock Festival, Blenheim
29th – Projekt Revolution with Linkin Park & Jay-Z, Milton Keynes National Bowl
July
4th – Wakestock Festival, Abersoch
5th – Wild in the Country, Knebworth
13th – T in the Park, Naas (King Tut’s Wah Wah Tent)
18th – Glade Festival, Reading (Glade Stage)
28th – iTunes Festival (headliner, London Koko)
August
22nd – Leeds Festival (NME / BBC Radio 1 Stage)
23rd – Creamfields, Halton
24th – Reading Festival (NME / BBC Radio 1 Stage)
September
5th – Bestival, Isle of Wight
Festivals: DJ sets
June
28th – Glastonbury (Dance Village)
July
5th – Zoothousand Music Festival, Ashford (Breakology and Pyroradio.com stage, headliner)
August
30th – Jersey Festival
Headline shows: live band performances
November
27th – Newport, Centre
28th – Portsmouth, Guildhall
29th – Swindon, Oasis
30th – Plymouth, Pavilions
December
2nd – Leeds, Carling Academy
3rd – Birmingham, Carling Academy
4th – London, Brixton Academy
5th – London, Brixton Academy (9PM-3AM)
7th – Manchester, Apollo
8th – Liverpool, University
9th – Glasgow, Carling Academy
10th – Sheffield, Carling Academy
12th – Bournemouth, BIC
13th – Llandudno, Venue Cymru
