Kaiser Chiefs have rubbished reports that they are set to split.
The Leeds five-piece apparently felt compelled to respond to tabloid reports that they were to go on hiatus after being "devestated" by poor sales of their Mark Ronson-produced third album, Off With Their Heads.
Writing on their official website, Ricky Wilson and co vehemently denied the rumours, saying: "We're halfway though our most enjoyable and biggest tour of Europe, and couldn't be happier with the way it's going.
"Off With Their Heads is our favourite Kaiser Chiefs album to play live, we're proud of it. And it's done well, our third album in the UK to chart in the Top 2.
"It's sold over half a million albums and is still going, where's the doom and gloom in that? Not here. We thought we owed it to our fans to flag this one up, don't believe all you read!"
The Leeds five-piece apparently felt compelled to respond to tabloid reports that they were to go on hiatus after being "devestated" by poor sales of their Mark Ronson-produced third album, Off With Their Heads.
Writing on their official website, Ricky Wilson and co vehemently denied the rumours, saying: "We're halfway though our most enjoyable and biggest tour of Europe, and couldn't be happier with the way it's going.
"Off With Their Heads is our favourite Kaiser Chiefs album to play live, we're proud of it. And it's done well, our third album in the UK to chart in the Top 2.
"It's sold over half a million albums and is still going, where's the doom and gloom in that? Not here. We thought we owed it to our fans to flag this one up, don't believe all you read!"
