PETTY TOM! OUT NOW! Buy here from CD Baby store: https://goo.gl/zW9YuC or you can Buy/Stream the Single on all other online music platforms; itunes, Amazon, Google, Spotify, Deezer etc ----------------------------------------------------------- Video by Kings Habit Films Song Produced by Chris Oliver, Written by From Carbon Single released 01/03/19 https://www.fromcarbon.co.uk Tickets & info to the upcoming Album Launch show at The Breadshed, Manchester! 30.03.19 https://www.skiddle.com/e/13386373/

Official video for ‘End of the Line’ from the 2nd album, Trusting the Illusion, released through No Dust Records. Video by Kings Habit Films www.collibus.com www.nodustrecords.com www.kingshabitfilms.com www.ensomgmt.com

Produced by King's Habit Films DEAR SUPERSTAR RETURN FROM THE DEAD! After a 6 year hiatus, DEAR SUPERSTAR have re-awoken with a determination to reclaim their place in the music scene, which previously saw them on tours around the world with Papa Roach, Buckcherry, Crüe Fest and all major festivals. Their acclaimed 3rd album “Damned Religion” was released shortly before the band abruptly ended their gruelling touring schedule in 2012. “It’s no secret that we went at 10,000 miles per hour and we’re destined to self-destruct” says frontman Micky Satiar, “We were burnt out and on a downward spiral. We needed a break badly, we just didn’t expect it to last 6 years!” Marking 10 years since the release of their first studio album, DEAR SUPERSTAR have released a music video for Last Rites along with UK shows.

DEAR SUPERSTAR RETURN FROM THE DEAD! After a 6 year hiatus, DEAR SUPERSTAR have re-awoken with a determination to reclaim their place in the music scene, which previously saw them on tours around the world with Papa Roach, Buckcherry, Crüe Fest and all major festivals. Their acclaimed 3rd album “Damned Religion” was released shortly before the band abruptly ended their gruelling touring schedule in 2012. “It’s no secret that we went at 10,000 miles per hour and we’re destined to self-destruct” says frontman Micky Satiar, “We were burnt out and on a downward spiral. We needed a break badly, we just didn’t expect it to last 6 years!”