King King premiere Rush Hour

King King (Image credit: Adam Kennedy)

King King have released a live video for their track Rush Hour exclusively with The Blues Magazine.

The song originally appeared on the band’s latest album Reaching For The Light, which launched last year via Manhaton Records.

Mainman Alan Nimmo said: “We’re really proud of the album. It’s faster, louder, more energetic and more exciting. It’s got the potential to blow the roof off.”

King King will head out on the road next month with Dan Patlansky and recently recorded and filmed their set at the Holmfirth Picturedrome, in Yorkshire, UK. The package will arrive on CD and DVD in September with further details to be issued in due course.

King King UK tour dates with Dan Patlansky

May 12: Manchester Academy
May 13: Gateshead Sage
May 14: Glasgow O2 ABC
May 15: Sheffield City Hall
May 18: Gloucester Guildhall
May 19: Crawley Hawth
May 20: Salisbury City Hall
May 21: Birmingham Town Hall

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