NEWS: Johnossi release 'Tall Dark Man' - taken from new album out Feb 17th

February 10, 2017  •  Leave a Comment

Johnossi have revealed the brand new song ‘Tall Dark Man’, taken from their forthcoming album Blood Jungle released on February 17th through Polydor.

 

‘Tall Dark Man’ is a fuzzy rock stomper inspired by night-time debauchery, a red-blooded anthem which pulls together hefty riffs and electronics chimes, alongside a strong nod to the blues.

 

LISTEN TO ‘TALL DARK MAN’ HERE

 

The song follows the release of latest single ‘Hands’, which addresses the subject of police brutality from both the victim and perpetrator’s perspective, as well as lead single ‘Air Is Free’ and ‘Weak Spots’, all taken from the upcoming new album Blood Jungle.

 

The platinum-selling superstars have clocked up multiple industry awards in their native country, and now with Blood Jungle the band are stepping onto the international stage with all guns blazing.

 

To celebrate the album release Johnossi will be headlining in London at Hackney’s Oslo club on February 15th. This follows their astounding sold out headline show at Hoxton Bar & Kitchen in November.

 

The band played two headline shows in New York last month and head out on extensive 24-date headline tour of Europe in March.

 

‘Tall Dark Man’ is available for streaming on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/album/7BIpwQzZ96dpqg86Eo3aCn

Tickets for the Olso headline show are available here: http://www.livenation.co.uk/show/922393/johnossi/london/2017-02-15/en

 

ABOUT JOHNOSSI: Stockholm based, rock duo Johnossi released their self titled debut album (2005) and have since released three more albums (All They Ever Wanted, Mavericks and Transitions). They have toured extensively mainly in Europe but also in the US and Japan, both headlining and as support to acts like The Hives, Lykke Li, Mando Diao, Green Day, Shout Out Louds and The Soundtrack of Our Lives. Johnossi have had several platinum selling albums and singles in Sweden and won various awards including a Swedish Grammy Award for ”Best Group” + two National Radio P3 Gold Awards for ”Best Group" (equivalent of Radio 1 in the UK).


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