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New Simply Red album set for March

Monday 3 February 2003
Simply Red are set to release 'Home', their first studio album in more than three years, on 24 March.

The first single from the album, 'Sunrise', features a sample of Hall & Oates' 'I Can't Go For That'. It will be released on 17 March.

The new album also features covers, including the Stewart Levine produced 'You Make Me Feel Brand New' and Bob Dylan classic 'Positively 4th Street'.

Simply Red will play four special early evening London shows at Ronnie Scotts from 11 to 14 February. Tickets for the shows are available only through radio and print competitions and through competitions on the Simply Red website simplyred.com

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