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Culture Club release new tune and will have an album out soon too

Culture Club have just released a new song Let Somebody Love You and announced their long awaited new album will be out in October.

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The new album will be called Life and it will be released via Boy George’s own VG Records on 26th October.

Culture Club had previously recorded 18 new tracks for album called Tribes that was scheduled to be released back in 2015 – but the record was shelved and the band headed back into the studio. Just one single More Than Silence was released from the sessions

The band have been playing shows around the world to rave reviews. They visited Perth three times over the last two years playing shows at Challenge Stadium, Fremantle Arts Centre and the Perth Arena.

Fans have gotten to know the band’s new material via the live show, Let Somebody Love You was performed at their Challenge Stadium show back in 2016It Can’t Be Easy (Different Man), Resting Bitchface, Human Zoo and Like I Used To are some of the tunes fans have heard by going to the band’s live shows.

The new album will be the band’s first since 1999’s release Don’t Mind If I Do. It will also be the first album of original material to be billed as Boy George and Culture Club. The band began highlighting their front man in all publicity earlier this year.   

Check out the new song. 

OIP Staff


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