Dead Pony announce winter headline tour
Dead Pony have announced a big headline run in December, playing seven shows across England in celebration of this year’s debut album IGNORE THIS.
Source: kerrang.com
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Dead Pony, 'IGNORE THIS' | Track By Track
Rising Scottish stars Dead Pony guide us track by track through their debut album 'IGNORE THIS', out now via Lab Records.
Source: rocksound.tv
Dead Pony: "We've been waiting so long to prove ourselves…
Music can be a powerful tool for political change, but sometimes we forget how much it can help us escape our reality, too. Enter: Dead Pony, and their…
Source: kerrang.com
Dead Pony Unleash New Single 'Rainbows'
Dead Pony have dropped the latest track from their forthcoming debut album, ‘Ignore This’. Have a listen to the new track now.
Source: rocksound.tv
Glasgow's Dead Pony Release Empowering New Single 'Rainbows'
Glasgow's Dead Pony announce debut album and share self-love anthem "Rainbows."
Source: undertheradarmag.com
Reading & Leeds Festival 2024: Neck Deep, Pendulum, Militarie Gun & More Added To Lineup
Reading & Leeds Festival have just added more than 50 names to the 2024 lineup.
Source: rocksound.tv
Reading & Leeds announce over 50 acts including Neck Deep,…
More than 50 bands have been to Reading & Leeds including Pendulum, Ashnikko, Crawlers, Mannequin Pussy and Spiritual Cramp.
Source: kerrang.com
TRNSMT 2024: Example and Lauren Spencer Smith join lineup
TRNSMT has announced more acts for the lineup of its 2024 festival at Glasgow Green, including the King Tuts stage lineup and headline acts.
Source: heraldscotland.com
TikTok stars among new acts announced for TRNSMT Festival
Sugababes, Liam Gallagher and Garbage are all on the bill for the festival on Glasgow Green between July 12 and 14.
Source: cravenherald.co.uk
TikTok stars among new acts announced for TRNSMT Festival
Sugababes, Liam Gallagher and Garbage are all on the bill for the festival on Glasgow Green between July 12 and 14.
Source: stalbansreview.co.uk