Ash have announced a 30th anniversary reissue of their debut album ‘1977’, and confirmed a new tour and a special livestreamed concert. READ MORE: Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?! We put Ash’s Tim Wheeler to the test The record topped the charts and was certified platinum when it first dropped in 1996, and featured hit tracks like ‘Girl From Mars’, ‘Goldfinger’, ‘Kung Fu’ and ‘Oh Yeah’. Now, to celebrate three decades since it first dropped, Ash are releasing a new anniversary reissue, which will be available on 2LP Green & Black vinyl, a 2CD Digisleeve plus booklet, and digitally. Alongside the original 12-song tracklist, the rerelease will also feature four additional tracks: long-lost ‘Bittersweet Blue’, a 2026 edition of ‘Oh Yeah’, 2026 demo version of ‘Girl From Mars’ and an acoustic 2026 mix of ‘Gone The Dream’. The second disc will capture a special live set from STABAL Studios in 2021, where the band perform ‘1977’ in full, along with fan favourites from the era.…