The Teenagers tour, release single
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French trio The Teenagers have announced details of their next release, which will come halfway through a two and a half month tour.
The band, whose single 'Starlett Johansson' is out on October 22nd, will play shows, from now until November:
September
6 London Electric Ballroom
15 London Push/Mean Fiddler
26 Tamworth The Palace
27 London Corsica Studios
28 Liverpool Korova
29 Bristol The Croft
30 Nottingham The Social
October
1 Glasgow The Arches
18 Reykjavik Airwaves Festival
19 Manchester Night and Day
30 Glasgow ABC2
31 Newcastle The Other Rooms
November
1 Leeds Faversham
2 Sheffield The Plug
3 Manchester Sankeys
7 Nottingham Social
8 Bristol The Thekla
9 Brighton Digital
'Starlett Johansson' is out through Merok, a division of XL.
Photograph by Pavla Kopecna
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I don't understand
the buzz about these guys, especially their live show, it's dull and soulless.
Are they the band
that released the song about fucking the virgin? I like that song.
saw them last night
supporting Tily and the Wall. They took the ill advised step of inviting a girl from the audience to come on stage and sing, which resulted in five mancunian ladies staggering on and tottering about for the full song, not singing at all, because they didnt know the words. The singer got very angry at this point, and removed them (with a small degree of force) from the stage, and shouted 'Way to ruin the song girls, you're VERY COOL'. The atmosphere soured at this point as you may guess........
Hmmm
Can see these lot dividing opinion in the same way Klaxons did about a year back...which should help their quest for popularity. Some of their stuff is ok mind.
undoubtedly..
..the worst live 'band' i have ever seen.
Brightonians
Digital is the old Zap place on the seafront (if you didn't know).
By the way I think they're an awful, tacky band with not an iota of originality.
bf
Is Frankie Lymon gonna come back from the dead and join them on this one?
yeah i saw them supporting Tilly & the Wall
in London last night and they were terrible.
it was weird though, some people were really into them. I couldn't work out if they'd brought a load of mates over from France or if the NME has told people to like them and a handful are obeying.
fingers x'd
nu-wop
They're nice enough
on record.
Live they're the worst thing I've ever seen.
When I saw them they invited a girl on stage for Homecoming. She must have been all of 14. The lead singer leched at her all the way through.
I felt like calling the police or something.
^Agree with this^
Saw them perform in Birmingham this week, my thoughts..
Everybody was absolutely w*nking off over Homecoming. It is a good song and the inviting of girls on stage, I too, felt uncomfortable with this. Luckily, the two girls knew the words. Quite embarrassing if you dont. This song/band are still relatively new, very ambitious of them expecting people to know the lyrics.
All in all they seemed to please, what the all of about 40 people in the audience, but after playing about 6 songs, i’m gonna give them a big hmmm....
Hmmmmmmm
Theyre not really French.
Surely? They all sound like inspector clueso.


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