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Beach Riot have announced their debut album

  • November 13, 2020
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Beach Riot have announced their debut album.

‘Subatomic Party Cool’ will be released in June 2021 via Alcopop! Records, accompanied by a UK headline tour at the same time.

Guitarist/vocalist Rory O’Connor says: “Recording the album was the most cathartic medicine I could ever have hoped for in an otherwise desperately terrifying and uncertain time. Playing live is the reason the universe has put Beach Riot on this planet, and there’s gonna be one hell of an explosion of emotion and energy when we finally can get back on that stage and play all these new tracks to everyone.”

“Working on the album has been like a lifeline for me,” adds drummer Jonny Ross. “Having something to focus on creatively over lockdown has been so needed and I’m glad we’ve kept momentum going.”

“I think waiting until next year is the responsible thing to do,” he continues, on the band’s headline tour announcement, “as much as we do miss playing and meeting new fans. We can’t wait to get out there in the new year with new tracks in the set.”

The dates read:

MAY
31 Milton Keynes – Crauford Arms

JUNE
1 Tynemouth – Surf Cafe
2 Glasgow – The Hug & Pint
3 Edinburgh – Sneaky Pete’s
4 Inverness – Mad Hatters
5 Blackpool – Bootleg Social
7 Leeds – Hyde Park Book Club
8 Manchester – Gullivers
9 Sheffield – Record Junkee
10 Liverpool – Jimmy’s
11 Birmingham – Dead Wax
12 Bristol – The Lanes
15 Guildford – The Boileroom
17 London – The Lexington
19 Brighton – The Prince Albert

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