The Sherlocks have just released a new single titled 'Don't Let It Out'. The song is an indie anthem with a shout-along hook, pounding beats, and squalling guitars that are sure to make it a crowd favorite at festivals and on the radio. The lyrics express the desire for something more in life, with a relatable story of living for the weekend.

Lead vocalist Kiaran Crook wrote the song, and it was produced by Al Groves, who has worked with the likes of Bring Me The Horizon and The Reytons. Kiaran has described the song as a monster, and fans can expect to hear it on the band's setlist for years to come.

'Don't Let It Out' is part of The Sherlocks' upcoming album 'People Like Me & You', which is set to be released on August 11th. The album features a mix of punk rush and indie anthems, showcasing the band's versatility and their ability to write songs that reward repeated listens. Fans who pre-order the album will receive instant downloads of 'Don't Let It Out', as well as two other tracks, 'Sirens' and 'No Retreat, No Surrender'.

The Sherlocks recently announced their biggest UK headline tour to date, which will commence in October. They have previously sold out venues such as Manchester's O2 Ritz and London's Electric Ballroom, and have also supported Liam Gallagher, Kings of Leon, and Kaiser Chiefs. The band's energetic new material is sure to enhance their already stellar reputation as a live act.

APRIL 9th - Huddersfield, The Parish (SOLD OUT) OCTOBER 5th - Bristol, O2 Academy 6th - Birmingham, O2 Institute 7th - Norwich, Waterfront 12th - Glasgow, St. Luke’s 13th - Newcastle, University 14th - Nottingham, Rock City 19th - London, Islington Assembly Hall 20th - Southampton, Engine Room 21st - Brighton, Concorde 2 26th - Liverpool, O2 Academy 27th - Manchester, Academy NOVEMBER 4th - Sheffield, O2 Academy

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