Brighton folk-punk band - The Levellers - will embark on a UK headline tour in June which includes a stop-off at the Cambridge Corn Exchange.

The band has released a video for the newly reworked and acoustic version of Liberty Song, taken from their new album, We The Collective, which is out now via On The Fiddle Recordings.

The new album, which coincides with the band’s 30th anniversary, was recorded at Abbey Road Studios and produced by John Leckie. It features a string section and new acoustic arrangements for eight of their previous singles including Liberty Song, Hope Street and One Way.

They also recorded two new songs, The Shame, whose accompanying video is a hard-hitting piece showing the plight of refugees in Europe, and Drug Bust McGee, which tackles the subject of undercover police, something the band themselves have experienced.

Lead singer Mark Chadwick also appeared on BBC Breakfast last month to discuss the band’s anniversary and new album and has said: “The different musicians, producer and the studio combined to make something really special.”

The band will also head out on a full acoustic tour, starting in June where they will be playing the new arrangements with guest musicians, following their recent shows at Glasgow’s Celtic Connections Festival and the Roundhouse, in London.

The Levellers will be at the Cambridge Corn Exchange on July 12, tickets from £27.75 and available online at: www.cambridgelivetrust.co.uk.