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Chasing Abbey chill pre-gig on their Rollout Tour
Irish act Chasing Abbey have signed a global record deal.
They confirmed the news on their social media accounts this week.
The trio from Tullamore signed the global deal with Spinnin' Records and Warner Music.
Bee (Jonathan Byrne), Ro (Ronan Bell) and Teddy C (Ted Conway) are the three members of the midlands group.
They have enjoyed success with early tracks such as 'Talk To Me' and 'That Good Thing', while also wowing with their energetic live performances.
They also confirmed that their new single 'Oh My Johnny (Banks of the Roses)' drops this Friday, July 14.
As can be seen in Chasing Abbey's social media post above, their new single is getting a great reaction during live performances.
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