The Maccabees to play Wolverhampton Civic Hall

Indie rockers The Maccabees are set to play Wolverhampton Civic Hall to promote their forthcoming third album.

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Indie rockers The Maccabees are set to play Wolverhampton Civic Hall to promote their forthcoming third album.

They play the Civic Hall on Sunday, March 18, 2012. Tickets priced £17 plus booking fees are available from 0870 320 7000 or www.wolvescivic.co.uk

The Maccabees' third album, Given To The Wild, will be released on January 9 and is the culmination of two years of writing and recording.

Having followed Wall of Arms, 2009's critically-lauded second release, with main stage slots at Reading and Leeds Festivals, and two sell-out shows at Brixton Academy, the London five piece - singer Orlando Weeks, bassist Rupert Jarvis, guitarists Felix and Hugo White and drummer Sam Doyle - began work on its follow-up by dismantling their most creative of songwriting units.

For several months The Maccabees went their separate ways, individually sketching out the tracks that would make up their latest studio album.

"We wanted everyone in the band to feel freedom while making this record," says Felix White. "So individually we would work on ideas and bring them to the rest of the band."

The fruits of this labour look set to become the band's most adventurous work to date.

Official Website: www.themaccabees.co.uk