Music
Punk rock band The Towers of London are to star in their own fly-on-the-wall reality series.
The show will follow the five-piece - described as the Motley Crue meets the Sex Pistols - on their journey to rock stardom, beginning with the recording of their first single and then on the road with a tour through the US and UK.
The ten-episode, 30-minute series will air in a late peak slot on male channel Bravo from the end of August.
"I'm incredibly excited about Towers of London - its one of the funniest observational documentaries I've seen in ages," said Jonathan Webb, the channel's programming director. "The boys are hilarious, with big personalities and even bigger hair - they are going to be huge in the charts and big on the box."
The show will follow the five-piece - described as the Motley Crue meets the Sex Pistols - on their journey to rock stardom, beginning with the recording of their first single and then on the road with a tour through the US and UK.
The ten-episode, 30-minute series will air in a late peak slot on male channel Bravo from the end of August.
"I'm incredibly excited about Towers of London - its one of the funniest observational documentaries I've seen in ages," said Jonathan Webb, the channel's programming director. "The boys are hilarious, with big personalities and even bigger hair - they are going to be huge in the charts and big on the box."
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