Arctic Monkeys team up with Oxfam for single release
Sheffield band the Arctic Monkeys are to release their next single through Oxfam.
It is not the first time the group has collaborated with the charity - their first single Crying Lightening from their new album sold 10,000 copies through the store.
The ten inch version of Cornerstone, their next single, goes on sale next Monday (November 16th).
Domino Records founder Laurence Bell said: "Our co-operation with Oxfam around the Crying Lightning single was a great success for all parties and did plenty of good.
"We are extending the partnership for the release of Cornerstone which will hopefully drive many more punters to both shop in and donate to Oxfam stores."
The band are due to play a number of big gigs in the UK this month.
As well as playing the Echo Arena in Liverpool and the Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle, the group will also be performing at Wembley on November 18th and 20th.
