The Dandy Warhols: Last News

Anton Newcombe has spoken to NME about All Seeing Dolls – his new project with Dot Allison – as well as his recent health scare, his time spent with Anthony Bourdain, and what fans can expect from upcoming UK tour with Brian Jonestown Massacre.The singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer launched the new project with Allison with the single ‘That’s Amazing Grace’ — an ethereal, My Bloody Valentine-inspired track and the first preview of upcoming album, ‘Parallel’.“I think it brings something different from each of my other projects. She wrote most of the songs during COVID and I told her, ‘If you want to do music like that, I’m the only dude in the world [who can contribute].

DIG! is back in cinemas this week, but which songs are included in the film? See the full list below.Directed by Ondi Timoner, the film charts the divergent journeys of the American alternative bands The Dandy Warhols and The Brian Jonestown Massacre. It won the Sundance Grand Jury Prize on its original release in 2004 and was assembled from 2,500 hours of footage amassed from over a seven-year filming period.The film has been extended, enhanced and reimagined to create a new edition – DIG! XX – which is being re-released in cinemas on Tuesday (March 25) for one night only.

DIG! is returning to cinemas to mark its 20th anniversary.READ MORE: The 50 best music documentaries of all timeWinner of the Sundance Grand Jury prize in 2004, DIG!, directed by Ondi Timoner, charted the differing journeys of two American rock bands, The Dandy Warhols and The Brian Jonestown Massacre. It was shot over a seven-year period, following the bands as they toured and documenting the creative tensions between them.The film has been extended, enhanced and reimagined to create a new edition – DIG! XX – which is being re-released this spring.

The Dandy Warhols and The Black Angels have announced a UK and European co-headline tour for this autumn – find all the details below.The run of joint dates is set to kick off in Paris on September 21 before the two bands head to Brussels, Den Haag, Utrecht and Berlin ahead of a stop-off at Cannonball Festival in Copenhagen.From there, The Dandy Warhols and The Black Angels will head to the UK and Ireland for concerts in Dublin, Glasgow, Manchester, London and Bristol at the end of September and into early October.Tickets go on general sale at 9am BST this Friday (April 5).

The Dandy Warhols have reflected on what it was like to be named as one of David Bowie’s favourite bands.The moment arose during a new discussion with the group’s frontman Courtney Taylor-Taylor, when he sat down for the latest instalment of NME’s Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?! series.During the conversation, the singer-songwriter was quizzed about the band’s history, and opened up topics including his time on the road, Dig! documentary with the Brian Jonestown Massacre and his 2009 graphic novel One Model Nation.At one point in the interview, Taylor-Taylor was asked if he could recall which two bands The Dandy Warhols played between during the 2000 edition of Glastonbury.“Bush went on before us, then I have no idea because when I started walking offstage, David Bowie and his band – who had been watching us at the side – came towards us like a wave of black Gucci jackets and teeth,” he answered.The correct answer turned out to be Saint Etienne and Muse, however, the conversation did lead to the singer recalling his working relationship with David Bowie – in particular, being named as one of the artist’s favourite bands.“I have no idea what happened that day. Hours are gone from my memory.

The Dandy Warhols have shared their latest single, ‘I’d Like to Help You With Your Problem’, which features Slash on guitar. Check it out below.The song is set to be included on the band’s upcoming 12th studio album ‘Rockmaker’, which comes out on March 15 via Sunset Blvd.

The Dandy Warhols have today (January 16) shared a new single ‘Dancing With Myself’ that they’ve worked on with Pixies‘ Frank Black – check it out below.Speaking abut the song, which is taken from their new album, ‘Rockmaker’, the band’s Courtney Taylor-Taylor said “it started with a riff that either sounded like Misfits or Danzig and then got slowed down.”Over time, Taylor-Taylor added, the play on words “became the [song’s] working title, and then we couldn’t change it. I mean, come on… ‘Danzig with Myself’?!”The new album – the band’s twelfth – will be released via Sunset Blvd. Records on March 15 and you can pre-order it here.The new single also features Pixies’ Frank Black.