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THE LAST RESORT Signs With I SCREAM RECORDS

March 30, 2009

U.K.'s THE LAST RESORT has signed a deal with I Scream Records for the release of the band's long-overdue and highly anticipated new studio album, "You'll Never Take Us". The LP is scheduled for release on May 8 in Europe and June 23 in the U.S.

THE LAST RESORT will perform at all relevant European festivals, after which they'll head out to the U.S. again.

The band's current lineup consists of Millwall Roi on vocals, Jonesy on drums, and former ANTI-NOWHERE LEAGUE members JJ Kaos on bass and Beef on guitar.

Formed in 1980 in South London, THE LAST RESORT is, along with COCKNEY REJECTS, THE 4 SKINS and THE BUSINESS, considered to be one of the leading Oi! acts.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/thelastresortuk.

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