Chubby And The Gang Drop New Single Cocaine Sunday
Friday, 06 September 2024
Written by Jon Stickler
Photo: Katherine Garcia
Chubby And The Gang have shared another track from their third album.
Cocaine Sunday finds singer Charlie Manning exploring a different side of his songwriting, offering a sullen and contemplative, piano-led sound instead of the usual rowdy, fusion of punk-rock and rock 'n' roll.
Head below to view the accompanying Nick Suchak-directed video, which finds Manning confronting his vices. He said:
"Nothing makes me feel regret like waking up on a Sunday knowing the last few days have gone out the window for nothing. This song is about the lament I feel not only in the short term, but also the long term. Love I lost. Friends I've lost. Regret. But the only way to make myself feel better is to carry on. Live a life I was meant to. Just letting each Sunday pass me by."
The ballad will feature on 'And Then There Was...', the follow-up to 2021's 'The Mutt’s Nuts', which is due out on October 4 through the group's new label home, Flatspot Records. The Londoners previously teased the record with the singles There's A Devil In The Jukebox, To Be Young and The Bonnie Banks.
Chubby And The Gang will follow an autumn European tour with a trio of UK shows in December, with gigs lined up in London, Manchester and Glasgow. Tickets are on sale.
Chubby And The Gang Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows
Tue December 03 2024 - LONDON Moth Club
Thu December 05 2024 - MANCHESTER YES (The Pink Room)
Fri December 06 2024 - GLASGOW McChuills
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