in December 2010. They also toured several festivals in 2011, including Vantastival and Indiependence. The band returned to the studio in August 2011 to work on a new album, released in March 2012. The first single from this album, Indie Love Song, was released on 14 February (Valentine's Day) 2012 and supported by a UK tour. Their sixth studio album, Greenwich Mean Time, was released on 9 March 2012. The album was well received and supported by tours in Europe, USA and Japan. In September 2012 The Frank and Walters undertook a 20th-anniversary celebration tour marking their debut album Trains, Boats and Planes, and in May 2015 released a single titled "Look at Us Now". The band embarked on a celebratory tour during October 2017, to mark 20 years since the release of their second album Grand Parade. In March 2018, approximately 25 years after its original release, a cover of the Frank and Walters single "After All" featured in the TV series The Young Offenders, and subsequently charted at No. 2 in the iTunes downloads chart for Ireland. The band appeared and played the song in a later series of the TV show. Discography Studio albums Trains, Boats and Planes (October 1992, UK No. 36) Grand Parade (June 1997) Beauty Becomes More Than Life (1999) Glass (October 2000) Souvenirs (October 2005) A Renewed Interest in Happiness (October 2006) Greenwich Mean Time (March 2012) Songs for the Walking Wounded (April 2016) Compilation albums Best Of (August 2002) Souvenirs (October 2005) Singles "Happy Busman" (March 1992, UK No. 49) "This Is Not a Song" (September 1992, UK No. 46) "After All" (December 1992, IRE No. 5, UK No. 11) "Fashion Crisis Hits New York" (April 1993, IRE No. 28, UK No. 42) "Indian Ocean" (June 1996, UK No. 83) "Colours" (August 1996) "How Can I Exist" (1997) "Plenty Times" (October 1999) "Something Happened to Me" (February 2000, UK No. 91) "Underground" (January 2001) "You Asked Me" (September 2005) "Miles and Miles" (September 2006, IRE No. 20) "Fight" (April 2007) "City Lights" (October 2007) "The Parson" (April 2010) "Let It Out" (July 2010) "The Clock" (October 2010) "Song for a Future Love" (December 2010) "Indie Lovesong" (February 2012) "Loneliness and Sweet Romance" (May 2012) "Look at Us Now" (May 2015) References External links Franks Forum. Official website Facebook Site Irish alternative rock groups Musical groups from Cork (city) Setanta Records artists