
Sam Fender announces debut album Hypersonic Missiles
16 April 2019, 09:57
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
Sam Fender has revealed details of his debut album Hypersonic Missiles.
Taking the same name as last month's single "Hypersonic Missiles", Sam Fender's debut album is his first collection of tracks since last year's Dead Boys EP.
Revealing his album news on socials, Fender wrote, "What a trip. Somehow ended up building a studio and recording this album with my best mates."
Fender's album will feature previous singles "Dead Boys", "Play God", and "That Sound".
Tracklist:
- Hypersonic Missiles
- The Borders
- White Privilege
- Dead Boys
- You’re Not The Only One
- Play God
- That Sound
- Saturday
- Will We Talk In The Morning?
- Two People
- Call Me Lover
- Leave Fast
- Use (Live)
Sam Fender's debut album Hypersonic Missiles drops on 9 August via Polydor. He plays London's O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire from 6-7 May. Find his full touring schedule.
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