Glassyouth To Release 'Run' Single

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LONDON, UK (Top40 Charts/ Glassyouth Official Website) - 'Run' is the second single to be released by South Yorkshire's finest five piece, Glassyouth.

Showing a slightly softer side to the bands usual high energy Maximo-meets-Maccabees sound; 'Run' tackles the pointlessness of running from your problems and displays a notable maturity and diversity in song writing, perhaps not yet seen by the boys before. A perfect slice of emotive indie, the track picks up where first single 'Bottle after Bottle' left off, driving the band forward with force filled determination.
Watch 'Run' video

Formed in 2006, the band, previously named The Headliners, quickly built up a large fan base and live audience through extensive touring of the UK.

The band went on to win the 2007 Channel4 Unsigned Competition and were finalists within 2007's Mobile Act Unsigned TV programme. With this and their fans support, the band then headed out on the road again, playing Glastonbury festival, T4 on the Beach (2007) along with support slots with the likes of Mark Ronson, The Holloways, The Wombats and The Subways.

Having spent the majority of 2008 in the studio with producer Alan Smyth (Arctic Monkeys, Reverend and the Makers, Pulp) recording tracks for their debut album 'Never See Never Learn'; the band have emerged with a newly energised sound, energy and new name: GLASSYOUTH.
Fresh from playing several London dates last month, the band continue to tour throughout June and July calling at the following places (with more to be announced):

'Run' is released: 6th July, 2009.

Glassyouth June/July 2009 tour dates:

(Dates and information subject to change.)

6 June Huddstock Festival Huddersfield
13 June Barnsley Hospice 15th Birthday Barnsley
20 June The Vault Rotherham
3 July *James House Party Gig* Leeds
4 July Strafford Arms Wakefield
10 July Burn Down The Disco w/ The Harringtons Barnsley
17 July The Boardwalk Sheffield
25 July BOM Festival - Silkstone Scout Camp Silverwood
For more music and information, go to: Glassyouth MySpace