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Bad Touch

Bad Touch –are a 5-piece rock band from Norfolk, who recently supported the Kentucky Headhunters on their critically acclaimed sell-out UK tour, will release their second studio album “Truth Be Told” on Bad Touch Records, with distribution via Cadiz, on Friday 2nd December 2016.

To dovetail with the album release, the band will embark on a UK co-headline tour on November 19th with the Australian rock band Massive.

Bad Touch’s lead singer Stevie Westwood, “says,

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We’’re excited about getting back on the road and co-headlining with Massive. It’s going to be a great tour full of high energy.”

The new album, which was recorded at Mwnci Studios in Wales, features the singles “99%” and “Made To Break”, both remixed for radio by the legendary Rolling Stones engineer and co-producer, Chris Kimsey. Both singles will be accompanied by official music videos.

““99% is a great song to ride around in cars and drink beer and smoke pot and listen to rock and roll on the radio”,” says Chris Kimsey. “”Not that I drink beer or smoke pot , but I remember the simplicity of music and life so it’s good to hear it is alive and kicking with Bad Touch. I heard something that evoked a good time melodic love song. It just needed some re arranging and mixing to get to the heart of the song”.”

The new album sees Bad Touch celebrating classic rock with Southern boogie influences, supported with heavy guitar riffs and an iron-clad, tight rhythm section, in the great tradition of Black Crowes, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Led Zeppelin.

DATES OF 2016 CO-HEADLINE TOUR WITH “MASSIVE:”

  • Ebbw Vale, EVI – Saturday 19 November
  • Cannock, The Station – Sunday 20 November
  • Bristol, The Exchange – Monday 21 November
  • Chester, The Live Rooms – Tuesday 22 November
  • Manchester, Factory251 – Wednesday 23 November
  • Huddersfield, The Parish – Thursday 24 November
  • Leicester, The Musician – Friday 25 November
  • Sheffield, Corporation – Saturday 26 November
  • Bridgewater, Cobblestones – Sunday 27 November
  • Basingstoke, Sanctuary Live – Wednesday 30 November
  • London, The Dome – Thursday 1 December
  • Trecco Bay, Planet Rockstock – Saturday 3 December
  • Lowestoft, The Flying Dutchman – Friday 9 December
  • Beccles, The Angel – Friday 23 December
  • Norwich, The Brickmakers – Friday 30 December
  • Dereham, The Cherry Tree – Saturday 31 December

For more information or to book visit www.badtouchrocks.co.uk / www.ticketmaster.com

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