Anyone of ye goin' to any of these? Been a long time comin'... Looking forward to seeing them for the first time on Friday. 'Shine On', 'Christine’, 'I Don't Know Why I Love You', 'Crush Me', 'Destroy the Heart', 'Girl With the Loneliest Eyes', 'Beatles and the Stones', 'Never', 'Marble', 'Feel', 'Let's Talk About You', 'Safe', 'You Don't Understand', 'Yer Eyes', 'Loneliness Is a Gun'... Back after 11 years... THE HOUSE OF LOVE Irish Tour, January 2005 This Wednesday, January 26th ‘05 - BELFAST, The Limelight This Thursday, January 27th ‘05 - DERRY, The Nerve Centre This Friday, January 28th ‘05 - DUBLIN, The Village This Saturday, January 29th ‘05 - CORK, Cyprus Avenue Tickets for all dates on-sale now. - Featuring: Guy Chadwick - vocals, guitar Terry Bickers - guitar, vocals Pete Evans – drums Matt Jury - bass New album: ‘Days Run Away’ (28th February 2005) Single: ‘Love You Too Much’ (14th February 2005) THE HOUSE OF LOVE release a new album, their first in eleven years, 'Days Run Away' on Art and Industry Records on February 28th next year and play a hugely-anticipated four-date Irish Tour this week. It will be followed by a series of UK dates during February. The album sees original guitarist Terry Bickers back in the band after his departure in 1990 and also features original drummer Pete Evans. A brand new single ‘Love You Too Much’ will be available as a limited edition 7" released February 14th. The album was recorded and mixed by Pat Collier and was recorded at Gravity Shack in the summer of 2004. - The full track-listing is: Love You Too Much Gotta Be That Way Maybe You Know Kinda Love Money And Time Days Run Away Already Gone Wheels Kit Carter Anyday I Want The House of Love released their self-titled debut album on Creation Records in 1988. Produced by Pat Collier, it became an instant classic and included the monumental single 'Christine'. The album was followed in the same year by the single 'Destroy The Heart', which grabbed the top spot in John Peel's Festive Fifty of 1988. 1989 saw the band sign to Fontana. Their debut album for the label, again self titled, released the following year, spawned the singles 'Shine On', 'I Don't Know Why I Love You' and 'The Beatles And The Stones'. Two further albums followed for Fontana, 1992’s ‘Babe Rainbow’ (which features ‘Crush Me’, ‘Feel’, Girl With the Loneliest Eyes’), and ‘Audience With the Mind’ in 1993. www.artandindustry.co.uk - Ticket details: Belfast - £13 Stg plus booking fee from Ticketmaster and usual outlets. Derry - £12 Stg plus booking fee from The Nerve Centre Box Office, and www.wegottickets.com Dublin - €22.50 (inc. booking fee) from Ticketmaster and usual outlets. Cork - €20 from Cyrpus Avenue, and PLUGD Records