on One Above Records on the 28th of May 2012.

Jerky, angular, monochrome-clad racket, edgy tunes with a dark sound.

“Think Artic Monkeys meets Kasabian in a late night poker game hosted by The Verve”. With a sonically terrifying sound and lyrics that voice isolation and angst this debut is a cracking example of UK Northern Rock. Redwire have been making quite a name for themselves of late, attracting the attention of legendary director Irvine Welsh, U2 Frontman Bono and having their tunes plucked to feature on a number of TV shows including ITV’s new tweeny witches drama ‘Switch’ due to air this summer. Their live shows are bruising, ear-popping affairs, guaranteed to whip the crowd into a frenzy with infectious riff’s that you’ll find yourself humming for days. The boys are available for interviews from the 10th of May. 

* Redwire track 'Let Yourself Go' featured in film 'Good Arrows' co-written and Directed by Irvine Welsh

* Redwire and the Debut single 'Live Today Die Tomorrow' featured in new ITV2 series 'Switch' staring Lacy Turner (Eastenders) and Hannah Tointon

(Inbetweeners) episode to be aired later this year

* Redwire track featured in acclaimed BBC series 'Being Human'

* Engineered and Produced by Andy Hawkins & Matt Peel credits include

Kaiser Chiefs / Pigeon Detectives / Pulled Apart by Horses / the Crookes

* Bradford City Fans, their music has become an anthem for the club featuring at each match playing to over 10'000 fans weekly

* Even Bono wants a piece of the band, recently buying the rights to use the bands name in connection with his charity

Live Today Die Tomorrow UK tour 2012

05.05 Live at Leeds             Leeds

11.05 Seen                     Darlington

12.05 Captains Rest                  Glasgow

24.05 20 Rocks               Falkirk

25.05 Live Lounge           Bradford

26.05 Crooked Ways Fest         Pontefract

31.05 Surya                   London

01.06 Sunflower Lounge     Birmingham

02.06 Long Division Fest     Wakefield

03.06 X&Y Fest                  Liverpool

04.06 Kasbah                    Coventry

10.06 The Lamp                 Hull

WEBSITE - www.redwireofficial.co.uk

AUDIO - http://www.soundcloud.com/redwireofficial

VIDEO - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwiproKY_zM

The legendary singer-songwriter called teenager Tallia Storm to offer her the gig after she handed a demo to his partner David Furnish whilst on holiday with her family in Hawaii last month.

Tallia told the Daily Record that she was stunned when she received the call from the ‘Rocket Man’ star: "I was at airport security and my phone rang but the reception was really bad. I answered and this man said, 'Hello, this is Sir Elton John.' I was like, 'Sorry, who?', then the security guy told me to switch off my phone.

"When we eventually arrived back in London, he called again to let me know his whole band had listened to my songs. He said they all loved them and asked me if I'd like to join him as his support.”

The young singer from Killearn, Stirling described the conversation as the most surreal of her life, adding: "I really didn't know what to say at first but he was so excited about my music and said he thought my signature was incredible.

"He was just so nice, warm and totally down to earth. We spoke a few times and then he called my mum that night to explain what he had in mind. I don't actually think I will take it all in until I am standing on his stage at Falkirk - someone will have to pinch me for sure."

Tallia will open for Sir Elton at the 9200-capacity Falkirk Stadium on June 10. 

The legendary singer-songwriter called teenager Tallia Storm to offer her the gig after she handed a demo to his partner David Furnish whilst on holiday with her family in Hawaii last month.

Tallia told the Daily Record that she was stunned when she received the call from the ‘Rocket Man’ star: "I was at airport security and my phone rang but the reception was really bad. I answered and this man said, 'Hello, this is Sir Elton John.' I was like, 'Sorry, who?', then the security guy told me to switch off my phone.

"When we eventually arrived back in London, he called again to let me know his whole band had listened to my songs. He said they all loved them and asked me if I'd like to join him as his support.”

The young singer from Killearn, Stirling described the conversation as the most surreal of her life, adding: "I really didn't know what to say at first but he was so excited about my music and said he thought my signature was incredible.

"He was just so nice, warm and totally down to earth. We spoke a few times and then he called my mum that night to explain what he had in mind. I don't actually think I will take it all in until I am standing on his stage at Falkirk - someone will have to pinch me for sure."

Tallia will open for Sir Elton at the 9200-capacity Falkirk Stadium on June 10.