The Script's gift for writing songs rich with heady emotions and ever bigger melodies has enamored fans all over the world, leading to a catalogue of global hits such as 'Hall of Fame', 'The Man Who Can't Be Moved' and 'Breakeven. Now, The Script's 8th studio album sees Danny O'Donoghue reunited with songwriting partners Andrew Frampton and Steve Kipner, hit-machine songwriters with whom he and Sheehan wrote a brace of The Script's best known songs including Breakeven and The Man Who Can't Be Moved plus producer/songwriter Jimbo Barry (Hall of Fame, Superheroes, The Last Time). Lead track Man In The Arena is a rousing, defiant anthem complete with stirring martial drumbeats that draws on all the band's experiences and worldwide successes over the last two decades which will again cement their status as surefire pop rock giants. And, as their passionate, dedicated fanbase know all too well: The Script also have that crucial thing - real, emotional, soul-deep connection.

That's the animating, uniting idea at the heart of The User's Guide to Being Human. That, above all else, is what matters, in music, in life, in The Script. Because, after all, "tell me what the hell we're doing if we're not human beings being human". See more at thescriptmusic.com.

A portion of profits from the sale of The Script's strings go to Nordoff & Robbins: Nordoff and Robbins is the UK's leading private provider of music therapy services. Our trained network of music therapists work with people of all ages and with a range of conditions. We deliver thousands of music therapy sessions per year in care homes, day centers, hospitals, schools and our own centers. We are also developing a range of other music and health projects aimed at bringing music to more and more people in local communities. See more at www.nordoff-robbins.org.uk.