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London Grammar have revealed that their ideal band to collaborated with would be Trouble Will Find Me stars, The National.
Speaking to Gigwise, the rising stars revealed that after their work on the brilliant 'Help Me Lose My Mind' by Disclosure, they were all huge fans of the Brooklyn band and would relish to opportunity to write music with them.
"I would love to write a song with the lead singer of The National," said singer Hannah Reid. "I'm going to keep saying it in case he hears this so we can make it happen. His lyrics are just amazing."
Fellow band member Dot Major added: "The National album is probably one of the best records I've heard this year, that and Disclosure of course."
Watch the video for 'Wasting My Young Years' by London Grammar below:
When asked if there were any other peers and contemporaries out there that they'd like to work with, Dan Rothman responded: "We were just having a little Twitter conversation with Mr Hudson and I'm a massive fan of his. Dot was saying before, that working with Bonobo would be amazing too."
London Grammar have a number of festival dates booked - including an appearance at The xx's Night + Day show at London's Hatfield House tomorrow (Saturday 22 June), before they head out on UK headline tour in October. Date are below.
Tues 15th - Norwich, Open
Weds 16th - Brighton, The Haunt
Fri 18th - London, Brixton Electric
Sat 19th - Oxford Gathering
Sun 20th - Bristol, The Fleece
Tues 22nd - Nottingham, Rescue Rooms
Weds 23rd - Birmingham, The Academy 3
Thurs 24th - Leeds, The Cockpit
Sat 26th - Manchester, Soundcontrol
Sun 27th - Glasgow, Broadcast
Mon 28th - Newcastle, The Cluny
For more information visit Gigwise gig tickets.
