After a monumental sold-out headline date at London’s Finsbury Park to a crowd of 45,000 last month, Kasabian have released ‘Nothing Better Than This.’ The track is the latest to be taken from their forthcoming album Act III, which is out September 4th on Columbia Records.
A pulsating four to the floor banger, ‘Nothing Better Than This’ is a dance pit ready festival anthem. “‘Nothing Better Than This’ is inspired by the time I’ve spent in dance tents around the world,” Serge says of the track. “There’s something about the energy created under that roof that’s unlike anything else.” Listen to ‘Nothing Better Than This’ HERE
Known for their high-energy, raucous live shows the band also kick off the five date arena tour at the Utilita Arena in Birmingham on Friday December 11th, followed by dates at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow, Utilita Arena in Cardiff, The O2 in London and conclude with a date at Manchester’s Co-op Live on Saturday December 19th. The band will be joined by very special guests The Vaccines. Tickets on-sale HERE.
Kasabian play the following UK headline arena dates:
December
Fri 11th – Birmingham, Utilita Arena
Sun 13th – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
Wed 16th – Cardiff, Utilita Arena
Fri 18th – London, The O2
Sat 19th – Manchester, Co-op Live
The band will also play a string of festivals across the UK and Europe this summer, including headlining the very first main stage slot at Leeds Festival, Boardmasters, Victorious Festival, Mad Cool Festival, and more. For further info and all dates head HERE.
The band’s 9th studio album, with their last 7 all going straight in at #1 in the UK Official Album Chart, Act III was produced by Serge Pizzorno and Mark Ralph at The Sergery and Club Ralph. Draped in Serge’s instantly recognisable hazy vocals, the album is 10 tracks of guitar-driven, psyche-infused pop and 3 interludes. Packed to the brim with hooks and a strong dose of swagger, the album cements Kasabian as one of the UK’s most essential bands of the 21st century. A culmination not just of the last six years with Serge at the helm, but Kasabian’s entire career, the album looks forward while taking aspects from the band’s earliest days with a visceral raw energy.
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