As part of their summer of festivals, Public Service Broadcasting have announced the release of live favourite ‘The Other Side’, due Friday August 28.

Band member J. Willgoose, Esq has described the track as the "most emotional moment" on new album The Race For Space as it delivers emotive charges of drama, heroism and wonder.

You can check out 'The Other Side' now via Soundcloud.

This summer will see the duo at Latitude, Secret Garden Party, Y-Not, Green Man and many more festivals. The full listing can be viewed below along with the newly announced tour for the autumn including PSB’s largest ever headline show at Brixton’s 02 Academy. 

UK Tour Dates: 
17th July – Latitude Festival, Suffolk 
18th July – Truck Festival, Oxfordshire 
24th July – Secret Garden Party, Cambridgeshire 
31st July – Y-Not Festival, Derbyshire 
1st August – Kendal Calling, Lake District 
7th August – Forgotten Fields Festival, Sussex 
8th August – Northbound Festival, Cumbria 
23rd August – Green Man Festival, Powys 
4th September – Lindisfarne Festival, Northumberland 
5th September – Freedom Festival, Hull 
6th September – Together The People, Brighton 
10th October - Rockaway Beach, Bognor Regis
17th November – Queens Hall, Edinburgh 
18th November – University Refectory, Leeds 
19th November – 02 Academy, Liverpool 
20th November – Rock City, Nottingham 
21st November – OPEN, Norwich 
26th November – Great Hall, Cardiff 
27th November –02 Guildhall, Southampton 
29th November – 02 Academy Brixton, London

Another batch of acts have been added to this year’s Latitude Festival.

Taking place Thursday 16 - Sunday 19 July you can expect to see the likes of indie pop duo Summer Camp, Londoner Oscar and Glasgow trio Tuff Love just to name a few.

Russian American singer-songwriter Zola Jesus and the much-hyped producer and singer Rat Boy have also been confirmed as well as Bill Wells & Aidan Moffat, Grandbrothers, Izzy Bizzu, Seafret, and Cove Hithe.

As a first for Latitude, Irish musical institution Other Voices are set to put on special one-off performances across Henham Park. Banter, The Unthanks, Stornoway, Booka Brass Band, Young Fathers, East India Youth, This Is The Kit, Fight Like Apes, Eaves, All Tvvins, Rozi Plain and All We Are will appear for this special one-off set.

For more information of the Latitude Festival and the full line-up head on over here.