Following their two-year hiatus, breakthrough pop-punks Yellowcard have announced that they will be releasing their seventh studio album, titled ‘When You’re Through Thinking, Say Yes‘ on March 21st 2011 through the revered indie label Hopeless Records.
The band have also announced that they will embark upon their first UK tour with All Time Low next year.
They play the following dates in March:
1st – Dublin, Olympia
3rd – Nottingham, Rock City
4th – Birmingham, 02 Academy
5th – Newport, Newport Centre
6th – Liverpool, Liverpool University
7th – Leeds, 02 Academy
9th – Glasgow, Barrowlands
10th – Newcastle, UK – O2 Academy Newcastle
11th – Manchester, UK – O2 Apollo *SOLD OUT*
12th – London, UK – O2 Academy Brixton *SOLD OUT*
13th – London, UK – O2 Academy Brixton *Extra Added Date*
After much speculation, Damon Albarn of Gorillaz confirmed in an interview with Triple J that the album made – for the most part – entirely on an iPad will be called ‘The Fall‘ and will be given away for free on Christmas Day as part of the virtual band’s 
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