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The Interrupters Announce A Live Album With A New Live Video

The Interrupters have announced the release of a live album. The album, titled Live in Tokyo!, will be published on June 18 by Hellcat Records. In addition, the band has released a live video for their song “On A Turntable.” In 2022, they will tour the UK and Europe with Dropkick Murphys.

The band stated in one of their Facebook posts: “One of the greatest joys of our band is playing live. The connection we all experience at the shows breathes a kind of life into the music beyond what you can capture in a studio. We are so stoked to announce that our live album “Live In Tokyo!” is coming next Friday, June 18th!!”

You can pre-order Live in Tokyo HERE



Djordje Miladinović

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