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WATCH: New Baxter Dury

Baxter Dury has announced his new single 'Slumlord', plus details of his next LP 'The Night Chancers' and a UK and Europe tour

After his acclaimed 2017 LP Prince Of Tears, his mini-album B.E.D. with Etienne De Crécy and Delilah Holiday, and a feature spot on Fat White Family’s Serfs Up! earlier this summer, Baxter Dury has announced his solo return.

His new single, ‘Slumlord’ can be seen above, complete with video directed by Tom Haines.

The sleazy new track will appear on Dury’s new album The Night Chancers, out March 20 via Heavenly Records. The tracklisting is as follows:

  1. I’m Not Your Dog
  1. Slumlord
  1. Salvia Hog
  1. Samurai
  1. Sleep People
  1. Carla’s Got A New Boyfriend
  1. The Night Chancers
  1. Hello, I’m Sorry
  1. Daylight
  1. Say Nothing

“Night Chancers is about being caught out in your attempt at being free”, says Dury. "It’s about someone leaving a hotel room at three in the morning. You’re in a posh room with big Roman taps and all that, but after they go suddenly all you can hear is the taps dripping, and all you can see the debris of the night is around you. Then suddenly a massive party erupts, in the room next door. This happened to me and all I

Could hear was the night chancer, the hotel ravers”.

The new record will be supported by a string of British and European tour dates, which are as follows.

APRIL

17, Leeds, Brudenell Social Club

18, Glasgow, St. Luke’s

19, Hebden Bridge, The Trades Club

21, Cardiff, The Tramshed

22, London, Kentish Town Forum

23, Birmingham, Institute

24, Manchester, Academy 2

25, Bristol, SWX

26, Brighton, Concorde 2

29, Paris, Gaite Lyrique

30, Paris, Gaite Lyrique

MAY

02, Brussels, Les Nuits Botanique

03, Amsterdam, Zonnehuis

04, Hamburg, Mojo

05, Berlin, Kesselhaus

06, Cologne, Gebaude 9

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