Band Set For November, December "Hellraiser" UK Tour

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SWEET, featuring original guitarist Andy Scott, have released their new single "Everything (2021)". The single will be available via iTunes/Amazon/Spotify/Apple Music and all the usual platforms and is also supported with a music video via SWEET’s official YouTube Channel. You can watch the video now on KNAC.COM HERE.

Stream and download the single from https://bfan.link/everything-2021.

SWEET founding member and guitarist, Andy Scott said, “During the rehearsals for SWEET’s forthcoming Hellraiser UK Tour in November and December 2021, we were trying out various songs from our back catalogue that could be added to the set list. As soon as I heard Paul Manzi and Lee Small’s vocals on the song "Everything", I knew that we needed to get it down and record it as our new single.”

The song "Everything (2021)" is a total new recording. It was originally featured on the album Sweetlife released back in 2002. “I think the new version is a far superior production,” says Scott. “It’s much closer to how I envisaged it when I co-wrote the song back in the day.”

SWEET embark on their "Hellraiser UK Tour" on November 25th. Special guest on all shows is LIMEHOUSE LIZZY. Tickets are available from www.thegigcartel.com. This is SWEET’s first major outing since restrictions were eased due to the global pandemic.

SWEET are a British rock and roll institution with a pedigree of 50 years of hit singles. They’ve sold 55 million albums and had 34 number #1 hit singles. Hailed by many as a national treasure with a loyal fanbase, their dazzling arsenal of rock music stands the test of time. The music is as relevant today as it was 50 years ago when SWEET first stormed the UK Charts in January 1971.

SWEET "HELLRAISER" NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2021 UK TOUR
SPECIAL GUESTS - LIMEHOUSE LIZZY

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• 11.25 - Brighton, Chalk
• 11.26 - Southampton, 1865
• 11.27 - Frome Cheese & Grain
• 11.28 - London, Islington Assembly Hall
• 12.2 - Birmingham, Town Hall
• 12.3 - Shrewsbury, The Buttermarket
• 12.4 - Bexhill, De La Warr Pavillion
• 12.5 - Norwich, The Waterfront
• 12.8 - Newcastle, Boiler Shop
• 12.9 - Glasgow, The Garage
• 12.10 - Edinburgh, Queen’s Hall
• 12.11 - Holmfirth, Picturedrome
• 12.17 - Cardiff, University SU
• 12.18 - Manchester, Academy
• 12.19 - Nottingham, Rock City
• 12.20 - Bury St Edmunds, Apex