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The Ordinary Boys have re-released their hot single, "Boys Will Be Boys", marking the first track from their second album, the band are following the critical and commercial success of debut album, "Over The Counter Culture" with their most recent album, Brassbound.
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"Boys Will Be Boys" sees the band delve further into their well documented love of ska, first demonstrated by the cover of now live favourite (and The Specials original) "Little Bitch". With able help from Rankin' Junior the track will give fan's a taster of a second album that sees the punk power of "Over The Counter Culture" transmuted into a more pop driven band.
The single is also the first recorded performance from new drummer (and now no longer New Boy), Simon Goldring.
The band, whose frontman Preston was on Celebrity Big Brother, had already announced seven dates for March. But they have now added a series of Irish dates in March, and a whole new batch of dates in April.
The tour now visits:
Dublin Ambassador (March 16)
Belfast Mandela Hall (17)
Glasgow Barrowlands (19)
Manchester Academy (20)
Nottingham Rock City (21)
Leeds University (23)
Bournemouth Solent (24)
London Brixton Academy (25)
Folkestone Leas Cliff Hall (26)
Brighton Dome (April 21)
Birmingham Carling Academy (22)
Liverpool University (23)
Edinburgh Corn Exchange (25)
Newcastle Carling Academy (26)
Norwich UEA (27)
Bristol Carling Academy (29)
Cardiff University (30)
Exeter University (May 1)
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