The
Cavan rockers were picked to be the sound of the world-famous motorcycle's new
line of products.
The
Strypes covered the Beatles' classic ‘Come Together’ for the minute-long ad.
The boys
can be heard belting out their version as a sleek new Harley powers along the
open road.
It will
provide a shot in the arm to their career as they gear up for the release of
their debut album, Snapshot. Due out
on September 6, the album was produced by Chris Thomas, who has worked with The
Beatles, Pink Floyd and U2.
The
R'n'B four-piece – Ross Farrelly, Josh McClorey, Pete O'Hanlon and Evan Walsh –
have been compared to the Rolling Stones.
They
have been together since 2008, but it was 2012 when the lads' career really
took off. They
were signed by Rocket Management, owned by Elton John, before moving to Mercury
Records. Music
legends Paul Weller, Noel Gallagher, Dave Grohl, and Miles Kane are all fans.
After
wowing Glastonbury earlier this summer, the Strypes will next be seen in Dublin
when they headline at The Academy on September 19. Tickets are €25 and still on
sale via Ticketmaster.
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