Gurriers Announce Come And See And November Headline Tour

High-energy Irish guitar quintet, Gurriers, have announced their much anticipated, explosive debut album, Come And See, which drops on 13th September 2024 via new label No Filter.

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Gurriers (Grayce Leonard)

Recorded in Leeds at The Nave Studios with Alex Greaves, Come and See is a truly thrilling collection of razor-sharp progressive punk songs full of furious sucker punches. Firing on all cylinders, Gurriers present a searing counterattack on the malaise of the modern age.

To coincide with the announcement, Gurriers have shared new song Close Call, the follow-up to the BBC Radio 6 Music A-Listed, Des Goblin. A visceral, though sympathetic, powerful song about the challenges faced by the forgotten and bored youth of Dublin, Close Call turns up the ferocious guitar intensity to eleven, a fierce hybrid of guitar pop with industrial techno sensibilities.

About the album, Gurriers said: “The album is a noisy, guitar driven odyssey of our disillusionment with the modern world”. Check out the Close Call visualiser below:

Gurriers have also announced an extensive UK and European tour for October and November 2024. The tour includes six new shows in Ireland with a Dublin show at Whelans on 26th November as well as six dates across the UK including a London show at the Moth Club on 6th November.

Gurriers are also playing many festivals and gigs over the summer including a sold out show at The Blue Basement in London on May 24th, as well as appearances at Dot To Dot Festival in Bristol and Nottingham, End Of The Road Festival and Manchester & Edinburgh Psych Fest. A full list of tour dates is below with newly announced shows in bold.

Upcoming UK & Ireland tour dates:

MAY
24th – The Blue Basement, Third Man Records, London
25th – Dot To Dot Festival, Bristol
26th – Dot To Dot Festival, Nottingham

AUGUST
30th – End Of The Road Festival, Larmer Tree Gardens
31st – Manchester Psych Fest, Manchester

SEPTEMBER
1st – Edinburgh Psych Fest, Edinburgh

NOVEMBER
5th – The Louisiana, Bristol
6th – MOTH Club, London
7th – Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds
8th – YES, Manchester
9th – Broadcast, Glasgow
10th – Hare and Hounds, Birmingham
14th – Kasbah Social Club, Limerick
21st – Ulster Sports Club, Belfast
22nd – Mike the Pies, Listowel, Co. Kerry
26th – Whelans, Dublin
28th – Roisin Dubh, Galway
29th – Coughlans Bar, Cork

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