It has become the norm for bands to tour when their debut albums reach a big birthday. For Kaiser Chiefs, as tempting as a celebratory tour is, they do not feel that it is the right move for them.

“In a world where everyone’s going out on tour to celebrate the seventh anniversary of their first record…I don’t want to do it,” Wilson told NME. “I’d rather do one year of Duck. I think that would be more fun – for us and the audience. We’re one of those bands where if we’re having a good time, then everyone else is having a good time.”

Wilson added: “I was thinking about ‘Employment’. Is it really that good? I think it’s good but we were lucky and it was of a time.”

Bassist Simon Rix chimed in: “We rereleased them on vinyl recently, so I listened to both ‘Employment’ and ‘Yours Truly, Angry Mob’. ‘Employment’ was slightly worse than I remembered it, and ‘Yours Truly’ was slightly better than I remember it.”

Although the odds of an “Employment” tour are looking low, Duck is out now.

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It appears that there is currently a scam going targeting Wilson, with the people behind it sending out random Facebook friend requests on behalf of the singer.

The group posted on their official Twitter account:

If you’ve received a Facebook friend request from “Ricky Wilson”, please be aware that this is a scam. It’s not @Rickontour, he doesn’t have a private profile. Delete the request or, if you’ve already accepted it, unfriend the profile.
We’re also working on resolving the issue

— Kaiser Chiefs (@KaiserChiefs) May 23, 2018

Since forming in 2000, the band has released six studio albums, with the latest, Stay Together, coming out in 2016.

Wilson did confirm earlier this year that the band would be making new music. He said: “The cards are looking up. We’re writing, we’re always writing. We’re touring, we’re always touring. We’re signing a new deal. We’re making another record. When it comes out, we’ll do the rounds saying that it’s the best one ever – like we always do.”

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It has become the norm for bands to tour when their debut albums reach a big birthday. For Kaiser Chiefs, as tempting as a celebratory tour is, they do not feel that it is the right move for them.

“In a world where everyone’s going out on tour to celebrate the seventh anniversary of their first record…I don’t want to do it,” Wilson told NME. “I’d rather do one year of Duck. I think that would be more fun – for us and the audience. We’re one of those bands where if we’re having a good time, then everyone else is having a good time.”

Wilson added: “I was thinking about ‘Employment’. Is it really that good? I think it’s good but we were lucky and it was of a time.”

Bassist Simon Rix chimed in: “We rereleased them on vinyl recently, so I listened to both ‘Employment’ and ‘Yours Truly, Angry Mob’. ‘Employment’ was slightly worse than I remembered it, and ‘Yours Truly’ was slightly better than I remember it.”

Although the odds of an “Employment” tour are looking low, Duck is out now.

The post Will Kaiser Chiefs Tour For the “Employment” 15th Anniversary appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

It appears that there is currently a scam going targeting Wilson, with the people behind it sending out random Facebook friend requests on behalf of the singer.

The group posted on their official Twitter account:

If you’ve received a Facebook friend request from “Ricky Wilson”, please be aware that this is a scam. It’s not @Rickontour, he doesn’t have a private profile. Delete the request or, if you’ve already accepted it, unfriend the profile.
We’re also working on resolving the issue

— Kaiser Chiefs (@KaiserChiefs) May 23, 2018

Since forming in 2000, the band has released six studio albums, with the latest, Stay Together, coming out in 2016.

Wilson did confirm earlier this year that the band would be making new music. He said: “The cards are looking up. We’re writing, we’re always writing. We’re touring, we’re always touring. We’re signing a new deal. We’re making another record. When it comes out, we’ll do the rounds saying that it’s the best one ever – like we always do.”

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