Former frontman of The King Blues iTCH has unveiled his brand new video Life Is Poetry from his debut album The Deep End which is being released by Red Bull Records on March 24th 2014.
The video see’s iTCH take over a stately British home for Life Is Poetry, the track is due to be released on the 17th of March a week before the album The Deep End drops.
The album has been a long time coming for the former frontman of political punk outfit The King Blues. Following the breakup of his former band, iTCH forged his own career, focussing on a cutting lyrical style and passion for blending different musical styles to create a hybrid of punk, pop, electro and rock, all underpinned by iTCH’s fire and attitude. Despite being stuck in a wheelchair for the whole summer of 2013 due to an injury sustained at a show, he managed to complete the Warped Tour in the US whilst continuing to write, create and collaborate – including a mix tape with Dan The Automator.
The former frontman of the political punk band The King Blues is currently on a huge tour with artists Dan Le Sac vs. Scroobius Pip of the UK and have been confirmed as support for the second leg of the tour which beings in April. Dates are below.
February
4th             London                        KOKO *sold out*
5th              Cambridge                 Junction
6th              Portsmouth               Wedgewood Rooms *sold out*
7th              Bristol                          Anson Rooms
8th             Bedford                      Corn Exchange
April
22nd          Wolves                        Slade Rooms
23rd           Preston                       53 degrees
24th            Liverpool                    East Village
25th            Warwick                      Warwick arts centre
26th            Chester                       The Live Rooms
27th            Reading                      Sub 89
28th            Plymouth                     White Rabbit
29th            Bournemouth            Old Fire Station
May
1st             Bath                              Komedia
3rd               Nottingham            Rescue