Anti-Flag have set a release date for their upcoming full length and second album for RCA Records. The record is titled The Bright Lights of America and is due out April 01, 2008.

The album was recorded with producer Tony Visconti (T Rex, David Bowie, Morrissey) Justin Sane commented on the record:

Musically and lyrically The Bright Lights Of America is the most personal record we’ve ever written. For many years we have written about the trappings and injustice of the corporate state. With this collection of songs we traveled a new path. One of hope and one filled with the possibilities of change that we as individuals can create.

In the coming months, the band has scheduled a Big Day Out appearance along with some separate dates alongside Rage Against the Machine in Australia. Following that, the band will embark on a 3 ½ week tour of Europe and the UK which will see them perform on the NME Brats lineup with critics’ faves Gallows. After that, the band will be hitting Russia for the first time, with shows planned in Moscow and St.Petersburg.

On their return to the United States, the band will be kicking off a national tour in late March. Those dates are expected soon.
Source Anti-Flag have set a release date for their upcoming full length and second album for RCA Records. The record is titled The Bright Lights of America and is due out April 01, 2008.

The album was recorded with producer Tony Visconti (T Rex, David Bowie, Morrissey) Justin Sane commented on the record:

Musically and lyrically The Bright Lights Of America is the most personal record we’ve ever written. For many years we have written about the trappings and injustice of the corporate state. With this collection of songs we traveled a new path. One of hope and one filled with the possibilities of change that we as individuals can create.

In the coming months, the band has scheduled a Big Day Out appearance along with some separate dates alongside Rage Against the Machine in Australia. Following that, the band will embark on a 3 ½ week tour of Europe and the UK which will see them perform on the NME Brats lineup with critics’ faves Gallows. After that, the band will be hitting Russia for the first time, with shows planned in Moscow and St.Petersburg.

On their return to the United States, the band will be kicking off a national tour in late March. Those dates are expected soon.
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