Beady Eye will take a brass section on tour with them.

The rockers are heading out on the road for three UK dates following the release of their second album 'BE' on June 10 and will incorporating the record's extensive use of horns in their live shows on tracks such as 'Flick of the Finger' and 'Second Bite of the Apple'.

Guitarist Gem Archer can't wait to play with the extra musicians and has told fans they can expect a sonic ''kick in the face'' from the band - which is fronted by Liam Gallagher - at their concerts.

Gem said: ''We're going to take a brass band with us when we can (on tour), when the venues are right. Just get them together and get on the road with us. In rehearsals some of these tunes are sounding huge. We want to kick people in the face with a wall of sound. We've got a few surprises as well.''

One of those surprises could be the use of two drummers.

Beady Eye played three tracks from 'BE' for TV show 'Later... with Jools Holland' - which will air on BBC Two on Friday night (30.05.13) - with regular sticksman Chris Sharrock joined on a second kit by his son Jay Sharrock.

Beady Eye - also comprised of guitarist Andy Bell and bassist Jay Mehler - kick off their mini-tour on June 19 at the Manchester Ritz before continuing to London's Camden Centre on June 20. It will conclude at Glasgow's ABC on the June 22.

The band will then play a number of festival dates throughout the summer.