Acclaimed Irish rock band, Bitch Falcon will support Black Peaks on their upcoming UK tour this October.  The band have already performed to packed venues at The Great Escape, ANTIfest, Camden Rocks Festival, Y Not Fest and many other recognised music festivals this summer.

Four years on from an initial explosive emergence, the Dublin-based three-piece haven’t so much discovered their voice as relentlessly refined it. If anything, they relish in sharp declarations, their signature sound always moving forward even when throwing a nod to the past. The aesthetic is raw, even a touch frenzied, yet the chaos is controlled in a ferocious through line that harnesses the strongest elements of rock, grunge, metal, hardcore and melodic electro-pop. Through it all, Bitch Falcon make this busy mix sing in a distinctive, once-heard-not-forgotten voice.

Up close and personal, they make an even greater impact as the band’s deserved reputation as one of Ireland’s most engaging live prospects, comes to the fore. In their time together, the trio have shared the stage with the likes of Fucked Up, Torche, Girl Band, Sleeping With Sirens, The ZZZ’s, Fontaines D.C., Pussy Riot and Le Butcherettes.

Catch the incredible line up (also featuring Black Futures) at the following venues:

October

3rd Manchester, Gorilla

4th Aberdeen, Lemon Tree

5th Glasgow, Garage

6th Birmingham, O2 Institute 2

8th Nottingham, Rescue Rooms

10th Bristol, The Fleece

11th London, Electric Ballroom

The Murder Capital follow the news that their latest single, ‘Green & Blue’, has reached No.1 on the official 12" vinyl charts - their second consecutive No.1 on the vinyl charts - with a series of in-store and signing appearances across the UK. The signings and in-stores are in support of their much-anticipated debut album, When I Have Fears, set for release on August 16 through Human Season Records.

Produced by Flood (PJ Harvey, New Order, Foals) the album features both singles from the band so far, ‘Feeling Fades’ and ‘Green & Blue’, as well as the first studio recording of breakthrough track ‘More Is Less’.

An exercise in both darkness and light, When I Have Fears only serves to highlight the early ambition in the band's sound. As well as festival dates across the summer, the band will head out on two headline tours - once in July and again in October / November.

Mon 19th Aug – GLASGOW – Monorail – performance + signing

Tues 20th Aug – MANCHESTER – FOPP (afternoon show) – performance + signing

Wed 21st Aug – LEEDS – Crash – signing

Thurs 22nd Aug – LONDON – Rough Trade East (afternoon show) - performance + signing

Thurs 22nd Aug - BRIGHTON – Resident Music (evening) – performance + signing