Following the release of their acclaimed second album Drunk Tank Pink (‘Drunk Tank Pink’ confirms shame’s status as one of the most exciting bands at the forefront of British music. – NME) on 15th January 2021 via Dead Oceans, shame recently premiered their explosive Molten Jets directed live film Live In The Flesh. Today, for the first time, the performance is available to stream digitally ahead of its vinyl release on 12th June for Record Store Day.
Stream shame – Live in the Flesh
Recorded at Brixton Electric, Live in the Flesh captures a signature, impassioned shame live performance – something which the band first became known for and never fail to deliver.
Up next, the band take to the road across May and June for their sold-out socially distanced tour in aid of independent venues across the UK before a bigger headline tour at the end of the year.
The band’s full list of dates are as follows:
Shame tour dates
MAY
26 – YES, Manchester (matinee)
26 – YES, Manchester
27 – The Trades Club, Hebden Bridge
29 – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds (matinee)
29 – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds
30 – Bootleg Social, Blackpool
JUNE
01 – SWG3, Glasgow
02 – The Parish, Huddersfield
03 – The Crescent, York
05 – Town Hall, Middlesborough
06 – The Venue, Derby
07 – Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells
09 – Esquires, Bedford
10 – The Crawford Arms, Milton Keys (matinee)
10 – The Crawford Arms, Milton Keys
12 – Chalk, Brighton (matinee)
12 – Chalk, Brighton
14 – The Horn, St Albans (matinee)
14 – The Horn, St Albans
JULY
22 – Truck Festival, Steventon
SEPT
03 – Wide Awake Festival, Herne Hill
NOV
09 – Tramshed, Cardiff
10 – The Mill, Birmingham
12 – Brixton Electric, London
13 – Brixton Electric, London
15 – Chalk, Brighton
16 – Waterfront, Norwich
17 – Leadmill, Sheffield
19 – Beckett’s Union, Leeds
20 – QMU, Glasgow
21 – Boiler Shop, Newcastle
23 – The Junction, Cambridge
24 – O2 Ritz, Manchester
25 – Hangar 34, Liverpool
26 – SWX, Bristol
Tickets: https://shame.seetickets.com/tour/shame