12 November 2001, "A Man Needs to Be Told" was released as the album's second single on 19 November 2001. Two versions were released on CD: the first with a radio edit of "A Man Needs to Be Told", the music video for the track, as well as "Shotgun" and a remix of "Ballad of the Band", while the second version included "All I Desire" and a live version of "Love Is the Key". The music video was directed by Kevin Godley, who convinced the band members to be suspended by harnesses upside for across a 15-hour filming shoot. They ended the year with a three-date arena tour with support from Starsailor. The band promoted the single with a signing session the following day at a HMV store in London. That same month, Rogers received cancer treatment, with more scheduled soon afterwards. In January 2002, the band toured across the US with Starsailor supporting again. In February 2002, the band played a one-off show as part of the NME series of performances at the London Astoria throughout the month. They followed this up with a short Irish tour a few days later, and a trip to Japan. "You're So Pretty – We're So Pretty" was announced as the third single from the album for release in March 2002, and then for 8 April; however, three days before release, it was cancelled. The band said the single would not be release by a mutual agreement they had with the label. A spokesperson on behalf of them said that the band were not satisfied with the DVD version, and delay it until after festival performances later in the year. It was planned to feature a radio edit and remix of "You're So Pretty – We're So Pretty", alongside "Room 518" as its B-side; while the 12-inch edition was expected to swap the radio edit of "You're So Pretty – We're So Pretty" for the album version and "Silly Thing" in favor of "Room 518". Later in April 2002, the band performed at the Coachella festival in the US. Two months later, they appeared at the Isle of Wight Festival, supported Oasis for a one-off show at Finsbury Park in London, and headlined Glastonbury Festival. They played a one-off, homecoming show at the Debating Hall in Manchester on 10 July 2002. Initially being planned for 15 July 2002, they released a live album