Bush announce first album in three years

BUSH (above) have announced their first album in three years, ‘Black and White Rainbows’.

The rock band fronted by ‘ The Voice UK’ mentor Gavin Rossdale, 51 - also comprised of Robin Goodridge, Chris Traynor and Corey Britz - are to release their follow-up to 2014’s ‘ Man on the Run’ on March 10 through Caroline Records, a subsidiary of Virgin Records.

The ‘Glycerine’ hitmakers will make their live debut with new track ‘ Mad Love’ on the ITV spinning- chair talent show on a forthcoming live show and they will also headline London’s Shepherd’s Bush Empire on March 14.

Teasing their new record, Gavin recently told BANG Showbiz: “I’ve got a new Bush record coming out.”

It comes months after the hunky singer inked a publishing deal with Jay Z’s Roc Nation.

Gavin - who has children Kingston, 10, Zuma, eight, and Apollo, two, with ex-wife Gwen Stefani - said at the time, that he is “thrilled” to be working with the label on “the next chapter” of his career.

He said: “I’m thrilled to be partnering with Roc Nation for the next chapter of my career. This is a creative company with a forward-thinking team and a passion for music. I’m excited for what lies ahead.”

The deal comes after Bush became official clients of ICM Partners with representation in all areas.

Roc Nation - founded in 2008 by the ‘Empire State of Mind’ musician - is home to a number of big-name acts, boasting a roster consisting of Rihanna, Shakira, and Vic Mensa.

Gavin has fronted ‘ The Chemicals Between Us’ group since their debut LP ‘ Sixteen Stone’ in 1994.

He has gone on to sell almost 20 million records in the US and Canada alone, and has five alternative-rock chart topping hits. — BANG Showbiz