The Vaccines release What Do You Expect From The Vaccines? + US tour

Buzz-worthy Britons, The Vaccines, are set to release their highly anticipated US debut, What Do You Expect From The Vaccines? via Columbia Records May 31.

The Vaccines - What Do You Expect From The Vaccines?

Buy CDs, MP3s, more:

The Vaccines on Amazon.com

The Vaccines on Amazon.co.uk

Coming off the heels of their highly praised U.K. release, The Vaccines will be bringing their guitar anthems to the stage beginning May 17th in Washington, DC supporting the Arctic Monkeys.

Arctic Monkeys "Don't Sit Down 'Cause I've Moved Your Chair" video

From a cover feature with NME to entering the UK charts at #4 with What Do You Expect From The Vaccines?, The Vaccines are positioning themselves to be one of the most watched bands this year.

The band, consisting of Justin Young (vocals), Anri Hjorvar (bass), Freddie Cowan (guitar, younger brother of Tom from The Horrors) and Pete Robertson (drums), has drawn caparisons to greats such as The Ramones and The Smiths.

The Star Tribune has described the band's 2011 SXSW performances to be "disciplined, energetic and toweringly melodic…". Furthermore, praise came from the Chicago Tribune which stated, "The Vaccines, delivered the kind of set that should be required by law at music festivals with 2,000 bands clamoring for attention." It's becoming clear The Vaccines are ready to make their mark in the music scene.

In addition, while Stateside, The Vaccines will be making their American network television debut on the Late Show with David Letterman on Tuesday, June 7th.

The Vaccines US tour dates:

(Dates and information subject to change.)

May 2011

May 17 - Washington DC, 9.30 Club
May 18 - Philadelphia, PA - Electric Factory
May 19 - Boston, MA - House of Blues
May 21 - Toronto, ON - Kool Haus
May 22 - Montreal, ON - Olympia de Montreal
May 24 - New York, NY - Central Park Summer Stage
May 26 - Detroit, MI - Clutch Cargoes
May 27 - Milwuakee, WI - The Rave
May 28 - Minneapolis, MN - First Avenue
May 30 - Denver, CO -The Ogden Theatre
May 31 - Salt Lake City, UT In The Venue

June 2011

June 02 - Pomona, CA - Fox Theatre
June 03 - Los Angeles, CA - The Hollywood Palladium

The Vaccines dropped by Daytrotter's studios earlier this year to perform a few tracks from their forthcoming album, What Do You Expect From The Vaccines?.

To grab the exclusive session, please visit The Vaccines on Daytrotter

The Vaccines

In addition, listeners can now pre-order, What Did You Expect From The Vaccines? via Newbury Comics. Those who pre-order the album will receive a limited edition, autographed booklet from the band.

The debut album drops May 31, 2011 via Columbia Records.

Buy CDs, MP3s, more:

The Vaccines on Amazon.com

The Vaccines on Amazon.co.uk

For the latest tour dates and information, go to:

The Vaccines Official Website
The Vaccines Facebook






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One Response to The Vaccines release What Do You Expect From The Vaccines? + US tour

  1. kevincorcoranjr says:

    something i like about this album is that it sounds like you are right there in the garage with them during a band practice or jam session. however they recorded it (presumably everything mic'd and played live without much multi-tracking)... it really stitched their music together well. Only 2 songs heard and I really can't wait for the release in just a couple weeks!

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