Frank Turner releases the The Next Ten Years vinyl

Musician - Frank Turner <i>(Image: PR)</i>
Musician - Frank Turner (Image: PR)
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AN acclaimed musician has released a new album containing B-sides and unreleased material.

Frank Turner, of Mersea, has revealed The Next Ten Years, a triple vinyl release which contains music from 2015 to 2024.

A spokesperson for the artist said: “The collection dives deep into Frank's vault, showcasing rare and bonus material curated by Frank himself, spanning the studio albums of 2015 to 2024.

“Fans will uncover everything from B-sides and live sessions from the eras of Positive Songs For Negative People, Be More Kind, No Man's Land, and FTHC.”

The project also contains “a collection of covers, radio sessions, acoustic versions and artist collaboration tracks; some previously not officially released”, the spokesperson added.

Artwork - the cover for The Next Ten Years (Image: PR)

Born in Hampshire and having spent time in London, Frank moved to Mersea in 2020.

Speaking about the release, he said: "It's been a decade since I last gathered all my non studio album music together for a proper release.

“Outside of my frontline albums, there's so much more music, and I want it to be easy for everyone to find. B-sides, covers, sessions, alternative versions - it's lovely to have it all in one place".

The songwriter is currently on a European arena tour supporting the punk band, Dropkick Murphys.

In December, he will reunite with his old band Million Dead for a UK tour.

To find out more details, visit Frank-turner.com.

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