Irish rockers The Script have revealed that their forthcoming new album, '#3', will include songs that fans can dance to.

The record is due to be released on September 10 and frontman Danny O'Donoghue explained that

"For ages, a Script song would be about singing your heart out in the car but you couldn't dance to a song. But there's a few songs on this album that you can put on in a bar now."

"'Good Ol' Days' was inspired by our mates in Dublin. We go down the pub with them when we are home and we see what they say we should do next."

Member Mark Sheehan also spoke to The Sun newspaper about The Script's collaboration with Will.i.Am on 'Hall Of Fame' and admitted he was so scared of losing the initial audio that the band rushed to the studio to lay down the track:

"We were proud of getting him to work with us. I wanted our song but we weren't giving it away so told him to record it with us. Then Danny got him to a hotel and we recorded it there and then. I was terrified of losing the recording so went straight to the studio afterwards."