CRAWLERS Drop Messiah, Hit Glastonbury And Announce Massive Heaven Show

Liverpool four-piece CRAWLERS return to their grunge sensibilities on new single Messiah which was released earlier this month. Messiah is the follow-up to recent single That Time Of Year Always, which marked the beginning of a new era for CRAWLERS. To the tune of driving guitars and a dynamic textured production that harkens back to Linkin Park’s ‘Meteora’ era, Holly Minto candidly addresses what it feels like to “exploit one’s sadness for the sake of creating art”.

Crawlers (Jess Mead)

Messiah arrives as the band gear up for a busy summer of live activity, which saw them storm an intimate headline show in at London’s Omeara on 8th June, a massive supporting slot at YUNGBLUD’s Eden Project show on 10th June and their debut performances at this year’s Download Festival and Glastonbury Festival, where they will hit up the Left FieldSstage this Saturday at 6:45pm.

Check out the lyric video for Messiah below:

CRAWLERS have also announced that they will headline London’s Heaven on 22nd September. Tickets are on sale now here: crawlers.tix.to/UKEUTour

Crawlers

After supporting My Chemical Romance on tour last May, performing at Radio 1’s Big Weekend, embarking on a sold-out headline tour in North America last June, and their own sold-out EU/UK headlining tour last November, CRAWLERS are one of the most hotly-tipped live bands in the UK for 2023. Furthermore, the release of their debut mixtape Loud Without Noise cemented their global status and contributed to the band achieving the massive milestone of 80+million streams on all catalogue to date across DSP’s.

Crawlers’ upcoming UK Tour Dates:

JUNE
24th – Left Field Stage, Glastonbury Festival

JULY
9th – TRNSMT Festival, Glasgow

SEPTEMBER
21st – Queen Margaret Union, Glasgow
22nd – Heaven, London
23rd – Invisible Wind Factory, Liverpool

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