New York gypsy-punk outfit Gogol Bordello have released a live video for their brand new single ‘Did It All’, ahead of their UK headline tour this December. Full of energy and charisma, their turbulent live performance is an extravagant whirlwind of entertainment, every show a frenzied party as frontman Eugene Hütz sips his wine and his musical ensemble tear up stages across the globe in signature Gogol Bordello style.

The footage was captured live from NYC’s Capitol Theatre and is a taster of what to expect as they return to UK shores next month. The band will be playing tracks from their brand new album Seekers and Finders, their first for four years, which was released earlier this year through Cooking Vinyl.

 ‘Did It All’ is the third single taken from Seekers and Finders and opens the record with a galloping adrenaline kick. It follows the singles ‘Saboteur Blues’ and ‘Walking On The Burning Coal’. Gogol Bordello have been touring relentlessly this year in support of Seekers and Finders, which included appearances at British Summer Time alongside Green Day and Rancid in the summer and a run of UK dates. The charismatic nine-piece will be joined by New York’s brass and woodwind group Lucky Chops this December and will be playing in Manchester, London, Wolverhampton, Nottingham and Glasgow.

DECEMBER UK TOUR DATES

Tue 12th – Manchester Academy, Manchester

Thu 14th – O2 Academy Brixton, London

Fri 15th – Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton

Sat 16th – Rock City, Nottingham

Sun 17th – O2 Academy, Glasgow

‘Pearls Deep,’ the first single from Black Gold Buffalo's long-awaited debut album, is out today. Originally formed in East London in 2012, the band released a few almighty bangers, kept things low key for a few years, and then seemingly disappeared again. A line-up change, a move to the South East Coast and with lots of time spent writing under their belts, the reformed four-piece are ready to release their debut full-length, due out in March next year.

BGB are still fronted by vocalist Keziah Stillwell, with central figure in underground dance music Hannah Holland on bass and production. Guitarist Marc Hayward and one of the most exciting percussionists in the industry Joy Joseph, who has played with the likes of Hot Chip and Jessie Ware, complete the line-up.

The band say, “'Pearls Deep' was written on a stormy night, in a tower block somewhere near the A10. It’s about wanting to escape a brooding mood in the city, to just get up and go somewhere and nowhere.” The self-titled release tackles obstacles young people face growing up in London, watching a colourful and vibrant city change, become increasingly more expensive and bland in the process.