Thursday, September 5, 2019

Michael Monroe streams Last Train To Tokyo video



Michael Monroe is streaming a video for “Last Train To Tokyo”, the second single from his forthcoming album, “One Man Gang.”

Directed and edited by Toni Kristian Tikkanen, the clip was recorded in Japan and features footage from the group's performances at the recent Summer Sonic 2019 festivals in Osaka and Tokyo.

"It's a groovy, rockin' track paying homage to Tokyo and Japan, one of the most rockin' countries in the world," says Monroe. "In the '80s Hanoi Rocks had, and I have always had, a very special relationship with Japan and it will always be one my favorite countries. Plus, they still live for rock 'n' roll as it should be celebrated, they still have physical product, they still make it crazy, exhausting and really exciting every time you go there, which I am really grateful for."

In sync with the “Last Train To Tokyo” video release, Monroe has also announced a three-date tour of Japan, with stops in Osaka (Dec 2), Shibuya City (Dec 3) and Nagoya (Dec 6).

Due October 18, Monroe’s eleventh studio record will feature guest appearances by ex-Hanoi Rocks guitarist Nasty Suicide and The Damned legend Captain Sensible.

The band will launch the project with a three-week fall tour of Europe that will begin in Helsinki, Finland on October 19 and wrap up with a 10-date UK run at the Hard Rock Hell Festival in Great Yarmouth, UK on November 9.

Michael Monroe
"One Man Gang"

Release date: October 18

01. One Man Gang
02. Last Train To Tokyo
03. Junk Planet
04. Midsummer Nights
05. The Pitfalls Of Being An Outsider
06. Wasted Years
07. In The Tall Grass
08. Black Ties And Red Tape
09. Hollywood Paranoia
10. Heaven Is A Free State
11. Helsinki Shakedown
12. Low Life In High Places


See also:

Michael Monroe streams title track to One Man Gang album
Michael Monroe announces One Man Gang European tour
PRO VIDEO: Metallica joined by Michael Monroe in Helsinki
Michael Monroe details new best of collection
Search Michael Monroe at hennemusic