The Struts reveal scorching cover of ‘We Will Rock You’

British glam rockers The Struts release ‘We Will Rock You’, a scorching version of the classic hit by Queen, today. Produced by Scott Stevens, and released via Interscope / Polydor Records, ‘We Will Rock You’ is currently featured in the nationwide US TV commercial for home appliance brand LG. It is available now at all digital retailers

The release of ‘We Will Rock You’ follows The Struts’ recent collaboration with paris jackson on ‘Low Key In Love’ which was released last month along with a video directed by Bryson Roatch. Already getting significant UK radio play it was Radio 2’s, New To 2 track all last week being played across all the daytime shows. And in further UK news, The Struts are gearing up to head back out on the road very soon, having just been announced to play the Main Stage at Reading & Leads Festival this August. 

The Struts’ most recent album Strange Days includes a stellar line up of guest musicians. Released last October, the band’s third full-length offers up tracks like ‘Another Hit of Showmanship’, a poignant powerhouse featuring the blazing guitar work of AlbertHammondJr of The Strokes.

Meanwhile, ‘Strange Days’ serves up the unforgettable vocals of pop legend Robbie Williams. An explosive collaboration with Def Leppard’s Phil Collen and Joe Elliott‘I Hate How Much I Want You’ finds Spiller trading throat-shredding vocals with Elliott to magnificent effect. And on ‘Wild Child’, Rage Against The Machine’s Tom Morello joins Spiller, guitarist AdamSlack, bassist JedElliott, and drummer GethinDavies for a fierce and filthy anthem that marks their heaviest track yet

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