Ex-Amen, ex-Brides Of Destruction and current The Wildhearts bassist Scott Sorry is gearing up for the release of the debut album by his new band, Sorry And The Sinatras.Formed just over a year ago the four piece are set to unleash Highball Roller through Undergroove on May 11. "Lyrically this record is about the years of couch surfing, addictions, heartache, and restlessness spent chasing a dream," says Sorry. "It's about guilt and coming to terms with the shit you've done while letting go of the shit you had no control over and laughing your ass off in the process. It's not about feeling sorry for yourself, but embracing how chaotic life can get. These are the most honest songs we've ever written."To coincide with the release Sorry And The Sinatras will embark on a UK tour.Dates are as follows:May14 The Park, Peterborough15 The Mill (with the Eureka Machines), Mansfield16 The Roadhouse (with the Eureka Machines), Manchester17 Le Pub (with the Eureka Machines), Newport18 Little Civic (with the Eureka Machines), Wolverhampton19 The Marquee (with the Eureka Machines), Norwich20 The Underworld (with the Eureka Machines & Sharks, London21 The Marrs Bar (with the Eureka Machines & Joe Petroni), Worcester22 The Parish (with the Eureka Machines), Huddersfield23 The V Club (with the Eureka Machines), Glasgow