The UK’s most hotly-tipped independent band of 2024 HotWax today release new single “One More Reason”.
The band also today announce a string of spring UK and EU live dates, visiting towns and cities missed from their release week instore tour – tickets are on sale Friday.
Despite having been launched onto festival mainstages while still in their teens, HotWax are here for the long ride and show no signs of slowing down. In fact, ‘Hot Shock’ is only the beginning. The band will also play a string of instore shows in March to celebrate the album release – pre-order the album here to secure a ticket. Full live dates below.
HotWax Live Dates – new dates in bold:
March 3, Music’s Not Dead, De La Warr Pavilion – Instore
March 4, Slice of Vinyl, Gosport – Instore
March 7, Resident Brighton – Instore
March 8, Rough Trade Nottingham (Midday) – Instore
March 8, Rough Trade Liverpool (Evening) – Instore
March 9, Rough Trade Bristol – Instore
March 10, Vinyl Whistle Leeds – Instore
March 11, Rough Trade East – Instore
March 12, Vinilo Southampton – Instore
March 13, Truck Oxford – Instore
March 20, Trix (Bar), Antwerp
March 28, Where Else?, Margate
March 30, Forum, Tunbridge Wells
March 31, Face Bar, Reading
April 1, Craufurd Arms, Milton Keynes
April 3, Polar Bear, Hull
April 4, Nice n Sleazy, Glasgow (Random Rules)
April 5, Sneaky Pete’s, Edinburgh (Random Rules)
April 6, The Georgian Theatre, Stockton-On-Tees
April 7, Kanteena, Lancaster
April 9, DeadWax, Birmingham
April 10, Bunkhouse, Swansea
April 11, Burdall’s Yard, Bath
May 31, Temple Newsam Park, Leeds, Kaiser Chiefs + Cribs All Dayer
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