Mar 30, 2005 • 1 min read

The Tears delay debut album Here Come The Tears to June

The Tears have pushed back their debut album Here Come The Tears from May to June, while the single Refugees remains scheduled for 18 April.

The Tears have decided to delay the release of their debut album.

The band, who comprise former Suede songwriting partnership

Brett Anderson and Bernard Butler will now release 'Here Come

The Tears' in June and not 2 May as was previously indicated.

The release date for single 'Refugees' is still 18 April. Tracks slated for the album include 'Apollo 13', 'Imperfection', 'Ghost

Of You', 'Two Creatures', 'Fallen Idol', 'Co-Star' and 'Brave

New Century'.

The

Tears are appearing at the Reading and Leeds Festivals and will also play the following dates over the next few months:

18

Apr: Cambridge Junction

19 Apr: Sheffield Leadmill

20 Apr: Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall

22 Apr: Portsmouth Pyramid Centre

23 Apr: Liverpool Carling Academy

24 Apr: Newcastle University

23 May: London Shepherds Bush Empire

27 Aug: Reading Festival

28 Aug: Leeds Festival

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