Post tour thoughts

Power To Play tour is over and I’m choosing (with some intense will power) to not allow post tour blues to sink me but to instead be grateful that it happened.

There’s definitely a tendency in the immediate aftermath of a tour to have extreme emotions and think that the experience you’ve just had is the best experience ever had by any living being EVER but in this case I can truly say with no hesitation, this tour has etched itself across my heart and taken its place within my memory banks all time life highlights reel. 

The way I’d describe touring to someone who’s never experienced it or never experienced it LIKE THIS is the following

You’re an unruly mob or dedicated / possibly slightly unhinged people who all have specialist skills and whose only purpose is to ensure that they create the best show that that nights audience have ever seen. Every single person on the tour is dedicated to that eventuality from truck driver, through catering, techs, production to the artists. 

We’ve headlined many tours and of course love playing to our own audience but equally I relish the experience of supporting. 

You’re backstage with your friends in a room and the other side of wall is a baying mob of rabid lunatics (I say that with all intended love – I’m one too) who are probably just wanting the support band to be over and get to the main event. What I love is walking out and being the surprise in everyone’s evening, winning a crowd and transforming people into fans is an incredible feeling and that’s happened night after night on this tour for which me and the guys are massively grateful!

To have a new audience embrace and sing songs they’ve probably never heard before every night elevated my belief even more that music is the greatest. 

Lastly I’d like to thank my dudes in @mcfly – who would’ve thought two and half years ago when we wrote our first song together that we’d end up sharing such incredible experiences and play these songs to the aforementioned baying mob – the people that make this all happen for us. 

Thanks to everyone on the crew and to all you amazing audiences who I hope to see in March on our headline tour – tickets here

Rogue Steve ✨

📸 Federica Burellii 

Happy 1st Birthday The Warring Twenties

Happy 1st Birthday to our 4th record The Warring Twenties!
What a surreal and ultimately beautiful experience it was to make this record remotely in both secret and in lockdown.
As a birthday treat and for a limited time we’ve 20% off the Vinyl / CD / Shirt / Hoodie with the code TWT1 in our store. Link as always is in bio.

I’t goes without saying you should play it loud this weekend!

New songs , Old songs and rehearsing for tour.

It’s been such a productive few months both in the writing area and in the rehearsing of some of our older songs.
One in particular that was such a huge player back around our first record release!
but that I think I fell a little but out of love with is making a HUGE return and is pretty much definitely in the set list for our upcoming tour and its feeling so good! I think sometimes songs that you’ve played so much sometimes just need a little rest like fields that are left fallow for a year to let the nutrients return.

Up next for us is huge tour with our friends Mcfly, I actually visited one of the venues from we’ll be playing on the tour today, Alexandra Palace which is majestic. I’ve seen Enter Shikari and Deftness play amazing shows here so I’m very revved make a mark on this one!

Remaining tickets for tour are here
We also have very limited amounts of last tours merch over here

Loved reading all your thoughts on The Final Call For Forever

And finally….new music coming imminently!

Steven