Militarie Gun introduces their new single 'Throw Me Away' and unveils their headline UK & EU tour dates alongside details of their upcoming album 'God Save The Gun'. The band's vocalist Ian Shelton delves into the emotional depth of the new single and the inspiration behind it.
Militarie Gun Reveals New Single 'Throw Me Away'
Militarie Gun, the acclaimed band, has shared their latest single 'Throw Me Away' ahead of their upcoming album release 'God Save The Gun' on October 17th via Loma Vista Recordings. The track, a melodic anthem, delivers a powerful message skillfully crafted by the band's primary songwriter, Ian Shelton.
Tour Announcement for UK & EU
Alongside the single release, Militarie Gun has announced their headline UK & EU tour dates with support from White Reaper and Spite House. The tour is set to commence on January 21st in Porto, Portugal, and conclude on February 17th in Dublin, Ireland.
Exploring the Meaning Behind 'Throw Me Away'
Shelton provides insight into the meaning behind 'Throw Me Away,' expressing themes of self-doubt and the yearning for external validation. The song reflects on the transient nature of value and the complexities of human relationships.
God Save The Gun - An Introspective Journey
The forthcoming album 'God Save The Gun' serves as a poignant narrative of personal struggles and self-realization. Shelton opens up about the vulnerability portrayed in the album, acknowledging the intersection of self-destruction and self-belief.
Collaborative Efforts and Musical Evolution
With a refined lineup and a village of collaborators, Militarie Gun has evolved creatively to deliver a deeply resonant album. The band's journey from their debut to 'God Save The Gun' signifies a profound musical and emotional transformation.
Live Dates and Album Details
Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience Militarie Gun live as they embark on their upcoming tour. Stay connected with the band for more updates and immerse yourself in the emotive world of 'God Save The Gun' upon its release.
Published on 10 September 2025 by Ben Robinson
