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Solomon Bites The Worm has been confirmed as opening credit music for a film, Rancid Aluminium, 21st January 2000. Stars include Rhys Ifan's, Joseph Fiennes, Steven Berkoff and Keith Allen...

The Bluetones started rehearsing songs for their third album for Superior Quality Recordings on May 3rd. They started at the TV-famed WestHeath Yard Studios.

They played an impromptu gig in May - in the wilds of the Lake District. They were at the birthday of Paul "Chumpy" Knowles (production manager) in Monroes Bar, Workington, Cumbria. The set included cover versions of Dennis Waterman's theme from Minder "I Could Be So Good For You", Britney Spears'; "One More Time" and "Psychotic Reaction by The Count Five. They also played three new Bluetones'; songs, aired at their sellout Astoria show "Blood Bubble", "It's A Boy" and "Tiger Lilly" as well as old tones faves like "Are You Blue Or Are You Blind?". A top night was had by all.

Due to their recording commitments, The Bluetones are are not scheculed for Summer 1999 festival appearances, but as usual fans can keep in touch with any news via their mailing list and their websitefor information from the horses mouth.

They have now moved studio to Cornwall and started recording their third album in earnest. They will take a break in September to play the Purple Festival in Spain and warm up with small venue shows at Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms and Leeds Cockpit.