iTCH will release his highly anticipated debut album 'The Deep End' on the 24th March through Red Bull Records. He is also taking to the road supporting Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius PIP on their massive UK tour this January and February. We caught up with iTCH before Christmas on the Vans Kevin Says Warped Tour and we can't wait to see him back on tour. Click below to find out all the tour dates and what happened when we hung out with iTCH last time he was in Leeds...
Thursday, 16 January 2014
Wednesday, 15 January 2014
Angry Bears // January US Headline Tour
Connecticut pop-punkers Angry Bears have announced their January US
tour. The 16 day, 10 state ‘Wintour Wonderland Tour’ will take the band
2,765 miles across the U.S before the band returns home to finalize
their keenly anticipated follow up to 2012’s Stay Gold.
To find out where you can catch the tour click below...
Tuesday, 14 January 2014
Next To Nothing // New Acoustic Video
Hagerstown, Maryland rockers Next To Nothing have released an acoustic
video for ‘The Summer You Left For San Francisco’. The track is taken
from Next To Nothing’s debut full length, 'Stories We’ve Never Told',
which was released on October 15th 2013.
To watch the video and find out more about the band click below...
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acoustic,
Next To Nothing,
video
Monday, 13 January 2014
Download // 15 New Bands Added To The Line Up
Download Festival have tonight announced even more acts to join this years stellar line-up. The new additions include Bowling For Soup, Bury Tomorrow and Flogging Molly.
To see the full list of new additions and to find out where you can get tickets to the festival which takes place at Donnington Park June 13th - 25th, click below...
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Download Festival 2014
SATELLITE TOUR New Music. New Circuit. // feat. Sons and Lovers, Eliza And The Bear & Fred Page
Satellite Tour, a brand new live music experience
showcasing the best up-and-coming artists, is coming in February 2014. The tour visits some of the best small venues the UK
has to offer, bringing the hottest new artists to a town near you. This
will allow dedicated music fans in the regions the opportunity to see these
breaking acts at intimate venues.
To see all the tour dates, find out more about the artists getting involved and where you can buy tickets click below...
Hands Like Houses // Headline UK Spring Tour 2014
Australia’s Hands Like Houses are proud to announce their first headline tour of the UK this April in association with Rockstar Energy Drink. Having previous toured with Sleeping With Sirens, Pierce The Veil and more, the band are set to take the stage in 10 cities across the UK and Ireland.
We can't wait to see these guys live again, so to see where you can catch the tour and find out what happened when we first met the guys on the Sleeping With Sirens FEEL tour click below...
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Australian,
Hands Like Houses,
tour announcement,
UK tour
Wednesday, 8 January 2014
NECK DEEP// Stream the Debut Album 'Wishful Thinking' ahead of its release next week
NECK DEEP, who release their eagerly anticipated debut album, 'Wishful Thinking', on Monday on Hopeless Records, are streaming the album in its entirety on YouTube. The Wrexham five-piece is also heading out on a headline tour this week and supporting We Are The In Crowd later this month.
To stream the album and find out where you can catch the guys in tour click below...
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album release,
album stream,
debut album,
Neck Deep,
Wishful Thinking
Thursday, 2 January 2014
2013 Favourites // The 1975, Live Review & Photo Set
Happy New Year! Continuing on our look back at the best of 2013, next up are 'band of the year'- The 1975. Numerous sell out UK and US tours, countless packed
festival tent performances, millions of web hits, oh and a debut number one
selling album; not bad then. Behind the scenes the quartet has been working
hard for a decade, perfecting their sound and live performance. It is this very
live show that we headed down to see at Leeds University’s
Stylus. The entire tour sold out months ago so we were expecting something
pretty special...
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Matty Healy,
The 1975
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