Earlier this year, Teenage Fanclub announced news of their new album Nothing Lasts Forever  out September 22 via Merge Records in the U.S. and on their own label PeMa in the UK/Europe. Limited edition silver and black mix Peak Vinyl is available in the Merge Records shop and Rough Trade U.S. will have translucent pink vinyl for purchase.

The band previously shared the lead track “Foreign Land,” and today they are excited to release their new single and album highlight, “Tired of Being Alone.” A wistful beauty written by Raymond McGinley, the track comes accompanied by a video shot in Norway last weekend where the band were playing a couple of festivals. Listen to and share “Tired of Being Alone” now!

Commenting on the track Raymond McGinley says: “Towards the end of our session in Rockfield Studios making the album I woke up in the middle of the night. There was a guitar next to the bed. I picked it up and this song came out. The words for the chorus were there already. I recorded a rough version on my phone and then went back to sleep. We recorded the song later that day. As a band we like to trust our instincts and let things happen. As with Norman’s song ‘Foreign Land’ this song only exists because we decided to go to the studio and make a record. If we’d waited for the stars to align first before recording we’d still be waiting now.”

Teenage Fanclub on tour:
Oct 03 Porto, PT – Hard Club
Oct 04 Lisbon, PT – LAV Sala 2
Oct 07 Murcia, ES – Teatro Circo
Oct 08 Granada, ES – Teatro Caja Granada
Oct 10 Madrid, ES – Teatro Albéniz
Oct 11 Gijon, ES – Teatro La Laboral
Oct 13 Ferrol, ES – Auditorio de Ferrol
Oct 14 Alcudia (Mallorca), ES – Auditori Alcudia
Oct 15 San Sebastian, ES – Teatro Victoria Eugenia
Oct 17 Valencia, ES – La Rambleta
Oct 18 Barcelona, ES – Paralel 62
Oct 20 La Rochelle, FR – La Sirene - Le Cap Grande Salle
Oct 21 Lorient, FR – Hydrophone
Oct 22 Paris, FR – Centre Pomidou
Oct 24 Munich, DE – Kranhalle
Oct 25 Berlin, DE – Heimathafen
Oct 26 Hamburg, DE – Nochtspeicher
Oct 27 Cologne, DE – Kulturkirche
Oct 28 Brussels, BE – Botanique
Oct 30 Utrecht, NL – Tivoli Vredenburg
Oct 31 Groningen, NL – Oosterpoort
Nov 02 Dublin, IE – 3Olympia Theatre
Nov 03 Belfast, UK – Queen's University - Mandela Hall
Nov 05 Glasgow, UK – Tramway Theatre
Nov 06 Aberdeen, UK – Tivoli Theatre
Nov 08 Edinburgh, UK – Assembly Rooms
Nov 08 Leeds, UK – Brudenell
Nov 09 Gateshead, UK – Sage Hall 2
Nov 11 Manchester, UK – RNCM Theatre
Nov 12 Sheffield, UK – Leadmill
Nov 13 Bath, UK – Komedia
Nov 14 Birmingham, UK – Town Hall
Nov 17 London, UK – EartH
Nov 18 London, UK – EartH