Posts Tagged ‘The vaccines’

The VACCINES – ” I Can’t Quit “

Posted: January 8, 2018 in MUSIC
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The British indie-rock juggernauts released this single Wednesday, the first full cut from the band’s forthcoming fourth studio album, Combat Sports, out on March. 30th. With their last album, 2015’s English Graffiti, the band improved on their sound with a more colorful, expansive record, but Combat Sports is said to be a return to the band’s rock ‘n’ roll roots. “I Can’t Quit” is an anthemic indie-rock track led by Justin Hayward-Young’s rousing lead vocals and peppy guitar riffs, sprinkled with backing vocal “ooh ooh”’s.

LIVE AT LEEDS FESTIVAL Various Venues Saturday 5th May 2018

Posted: December 8, 2017 in FESTIVALS, MUSIC
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Live at Leeds Festival have added further artists to our 2018 line-up, huge additions including:

The Vaccines, Idles, CABBAGE, Nadine Shah, Rae Morris, Superorganism and Bad Sounds.

They and around 70 artists will join the already announced Ash, Sunset Sons, Pulled Apart by Horses, Dermot Kennedy, Circa Waves, Peace, British Sea Power, and The Horrors on 5th May in Leeds City Centre. Live at Leeds is the ultimate place to hear the essential new sounds of 2018, join us on Saturday 5th May- we’re sure you will find your new favourite band!

Check out all the artists on our Artists page, where we have social and listening links on every artist on the line-up. Live at Leeds is part of Leeds International Festival.

The VACCINES – ” Live at Other Stage Glastonbury ” 26th June 2015

Posted: June 28, 2015 in FESTIVALS, MUSIC
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A booster shot from Justin Hayward-Young and cohorts has been a while coming, as befits a band on their third album and feeling the need to shake things up a little. They began their journey as scuffed underdogs, blamming out dirty romances like Post Break-Up Sex and Blow It Up with the early support of Zane Lowe (who named their early demo If You Wanna the Hottest Record In The World).

That sound grew steadily more muscular and strong with the arrival of the albums What Did You Expect From The Vaccines? and Come of Age, and they soon started gathering a huge following, climbing the running order of the In New Music We Trust stages of 2011 and 2012’s Big Weekends and graduating from the Other Stage at Glastonbury 2011 to the Pyramid Stage in 2013. And now, with the eventual delivery of that widescreen third album English Graffiti, they’re a highly polished pop machine. Better inoculate than never.

1.- Wreckin’ Bar (Ra Ra Ra) 2.- Dream Lover 3.- Wetsuit 4.- All In White 5.- Post Break-Up Sex 6.- Melody Calling 7.- No Hope (Acoustic) 8.- Teenage Icon 9.- 20/20 10.- Give Me A Sign 11.- I Always Knew 12.- If You Wanna 13.- Nørgaard