The Vaccines on new album ‘Back in Love City’, returning to live shows & writing with Kylie Minogue

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NME published this video item, entitled “The Vaccines on new album ‘Back in Love City’, returning to live shows & writing with Kylie Minogue” – below is their description.

The Vaccines’ Justin Young joins NME In Conversation to discuss new album ‘Back in Love City’, writing with Kylie Minogue and the band’s return to playing live shows.

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