Summer Island, and was due in September 2012 but has yet to be released. In April 2013 Fyfe Dangerfield posted an apology stating that he had been back and forth between the UK and Norway where the album was being recorded but was very excited about the project and hoped it would be completed soon. It is still the band's intention that they release the series of four albums but they had not been able to achieve this in one year as they had originally intended. There has been no further information regarding the albums or indeed any further activity since then, and the band's social media profiles have been silent since 2015. While there has never been an official statement, it seems the band are now defunct, however Fyfe Dangerfield has occasionally updated his mailing list with news about solo projects. Live performances Guillemots have made numerous live performances since 2004. Their first full-scale UK tour began in April 2006. After a brief period putting the finishing touches to their debut album, and performing a set for Gideon Coe's BBC 6 Music show in June, they began a second leg of dates in October, which ran until early November. In October 2006 at the first BBC Electric Proms, the band performed seven tracks with a full orchestra, with songs transcribed and arranged for such a performance by Dangerfield himself. This included a rare performance of the song "Bad Boyfriend" where the entire band donned animal masks. Support on Guillemots' tours is often varied, usually with two support acts for each show – one main support who stay with them for the majority of the tours' dates (Misty's Big Adventure in early 2006 and The Last Town Chorus for their autumn tour), as well as a first support act, specific to the location. Another common support/friend of the band is Joan as Police Woman, who the band met while performing as support for Rufus Wainwright. In 2006 they did a Take-Away Show video session shot by Vincent Moon. Guillemots have also performed live with political songwriter Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly and supported Snow Patrol at Wembley Arena in December 2006, in a performance culminating in a lightsaber duel between the band's tour manager and MC's guitar tech on stage as Dangerfield played percussion on a tray. The band appeared at the V Festival both in 2007 and in 2008.