CALIFORNIAN outfit The Story So Far are streaming the track Navy Blue from their acoustic EP Songs Of, due out on June 16th on Pure Noise Records.
The pop punk five-piece have already released two EPs and two full-length albums, and have won legions of fans on their tours across the US, Japan, Australia and Europe.
They head across the pond to the UK later this summer to play the Reading and Leeds Festivals, followed by a full UK tour in November with New Found Glory.
You can listen to Navy Blue below and for more on the band visit thestorysofarca.com
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Sunday, 18 May 2014
Thursday, 24 April 2014
50 acts added to Reading and Leeds Fesitval
THE cool bods behind Reading and Leeds Festivals have added a whopping 50 more acts to this year's line-up including the likes of Papa Roach, Young Guns, Tonight Alive, The Story So Far and The Horrors.The August bank holiday event will be headlined by Queens of the Stone Age, Paramore, Arctic Monkeys and Blink 182 along with a supporting cast including Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, You Me At Six, Jake Bugg and many more.
Roach are part of a selection of bands completing the main stage bill along with Blood Red Shoes, Crossfaith, Dry The River, Pulled Apart By Horses, Gnarwolves, Young Guns, Tonight Alive and The Story So Far.
Over on the NME/Radio 1 Stage - headlined by Courteeners, Bombay Bicycle Club and Disclosure - Twin Atlantic have been added, along with Mallory Knox, Lonely The Brave, The Horrors, The Kooks and Twin Shadow.
Brody Dalle, Mongol Horde and Architects join Jimmy Eat World on the Lock Up Stage, while Band of Skulls, Palma Violets and Augustines have been announced as headliners of the Festival Republic Stage.
Also appearing across the weekend will be A Wilhelm Scream, Baby Godzilla, Bear Hands, Bipolar Sunshine, Catfish and the Bottlemen, Darlia, Dave Hause, Every Time I Die, Hudson Taylor, Marika Hackman, Mayday Parade, Meridian Dan, P Money, PUP, Slaves, The Districts, The Flatliners, The Front Bottoms, The Orwells, The Skints, The Wonder Years, Touché Amoré and Wovenwar.
For more information visit http://www.readingfestival.com/
Friday, 7 June 2013
The Story So Far set for European tour
It kicks off in Belgium on September 24 before taking in Holland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Hungary, Austria, Italy, Switzerland and France before heading the UK.
The UK dates include:
October 8th - Roxx, Southampton.
October 9th - McCluskys, Kingston.
October 10th - Underworld, London.
October 11th - Rescue Rooms, Nottingham.
October 12th - Corporation, Sheffield.
October 14th - Garage, Glasgow.
October 15th - Cockpit, Leeds.
October 16th - NQ Live, Manchester.
October 17th - The Fleece, Bristol.
October 18th - Auntie Annies, Belfast.
October 19th - Fibber Magees, Dublin.
Tickets went on sale today.
Friday, 15 March 2013
New video from The Story So Far
Pop punk band The Story So Far have released a music video for a new song Empty Spaces.
The song will be found on the San Francisco band's album What You Don’t See, which is out on March 25th.
The Story So Far will be in the UK this April/May for a headline run and Slam Dunk Festival.
The American Scene will be supporting and you can check out the dates and ticket details here.
Monday, 11 March 2013
The American Scene come to the UK
EAST Bay Californian’s The American Scene will be supporting The Story So Far in their forthcoming UK tour in April 2013.
Guitarist Jeff Wright said: “We're really excited to be heading overseas with our best friends in TSSF. It's kind of the secret goal for any band to play an international market, so being on this tour is extremely eye widening for us.
"We're unfathomably stoked to share our music with new parts of the world. See you soon."
The band's debut full length album Safe For Now is due for release on Pure Noise Records on April 22nd.
Building on their two previous EPs, it blends a darker and more mature indie rock sound with the band’s punk rock roots becoming more obvious than ever before, allowing the record to bridge the gap between bands like Pedro The Lion and Alkaline Trio.
The tour will see them play the following dates:
Tue 30.04 London Old Blue Last www.theoldbluelast.com/
Wed 01.05 Bristol The Croft www.seetickets.com
Thu 02.05 Cardiff Clwb Ifor Bach www.seetickets.com
Fri 03.05 Plymouth White Rabbit www.seetickets.com
Sat 04.05 Birmingham Asylum www.musicglue.com/uprawr
Sun 05.05 Sheffield Corporation - Small Room www.seetickets.com
Mon 06.05 Liverpool Shipping Forecast www.seetickets.com
Tue 07.05 Manchester Star and Garter www.seetickets.com
Wed 08.05 Aberdeen Tunnels
Thu 09.05 Glasgow King Tuts www.gigsinscotland.com
Fri 10.05 Newcastle Trillians
Sat 11.05 Nottingham Basement www.alt-tickets.co.uk
Sun 12.05 Norwich Waterfront Studio www.ueaticketbookings.co.uk
Mon 13.05 Southampton Joiners www.joinerslive.co.uk
Tue 14.05 Kingston Fighting Cocks http://bnqt.co/shows
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