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Richard Hawley has announced his largest UK headline show to date this autumn.

Richard Hawley has announced full details of his new album 'Standing At The Sky's Edge'. The album, which is Hawley's first for his new label Parlophone, will come out on May 7. It contains a total of nine tracks and is the follow-up to his 2009 effort 'Truelove's Gutter'. Speaking about the album, Hawley said he wanted to make a simpler record and move away from the grander sounds of his previous albums. He said of the album: "I wanted to get away from the orchestration of my previous records and make a live album with two guitars, bass, drums and rocket noises!"

Richard Hawley, Andrew Bird, The Low Anthem and Dirty Three have been confirmed as the headliners of the brand new No Direction Home Festival.

You can watch the video for Arctic Monkeys' new track 'You And I' now by scrolling down to the bottom of the page and clicking. The track, which features Richard Hawley, will appear as the B-Side to the band's forthcoming single 'Black Treacle', which is due for release on January 23. The single will be released on 7" and as a digital download. It is the latest track to be taken from last year's 'Suck It And See' album.