News: Chrissie Hynde To Release New Single ‘Down The Wrong Way’
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Chrissie Hynde will release her new single ‘Down The Wrong Way’ on September 15. The track, which features Neil Young on guitar, is the third to be taken from Chrissie’s debut solo album ‘Stockholm’, which was released earlier this year to huge critical acclaim.
Chrissie said, “I know Neil, I’ve toured with him and he’s always been so sweet and friendly to me. But when you’re talking about one of the Gods, it doesn’t seem like something you’d do to just pick up the phone and call someone like that. But then I thought, I should do, because he’s a friend of mine. Neil came down, plugged in and played the song and everyone’s mind was blown”.
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Last week, Chrissie played a triumphant set at the Latitude Festival and appeared as a special guest at Pet Shop Boys’ Late Night Prom, where she performed on four of their songs, accompanied by the BBC Concert Orchestra.
Chrissie has been announced as joint headliner with Blondie as part of the iTunes Festival 2014. Taking place at the historic Roundhouse in London, Chrissie will perform songs from her brand new critically acclaimed debut solo album ‘Stockholm’, as well as treating fans to a selection of songs from her illustrious back catalogue.
Chrissie will also perform at the BBC Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park event on September 14.
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