We Are So Young is a brand new series of nights for 2019 and beyond. Each show will be carefully curated and features some of our favourite new bands. We Are So Young 3 invites Family Time, Blue Bendy and Mystic Peach.

Listen to Family Time:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/352Sj3QLwdoQXj3eLhwMHZ?si=QOOpzgx2R3eDfg5mHPq1gA

Listen to Blue Bendy:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/7Fv9bX6Oy7AhbhKXh5dgIG?si=kThkJAG7SKSFZ6_jWEI-CQ

Listen to Mystic Peach:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/71wc7LXKcIjoh2WCdOlZjn?si=8cfCEguOSHqDYsmpJppnew

Honeymooner & So young Magazine presents:
Fat White Family
The 1865, Southampton – 01 May 2019 – 14+

Support from Sorry

General sale http://honeymooner.seetickets.com

Following the announcement of their new album, Serfs Up!, Fat White Family are set to take their incendiary live show on the road around the U.K. in May. The dates follow a couple of very special intimate shows at The Lexington in London on January 30th & 31st, which both sold out in under a minute.

Tickets go on pre-sale at 10am on the 30th January 2019 and general sale at 10am on February 1st via www.fatwhitefamilymusic.com

Having released their second album, Songs For Our Mothers in January 2016, core-members Lias and Nathan Saoudi relocated to Sheffield and set about writing the album. Joined by co-conspirator Saul Adamczewski and recorded at their own Champzone studios in the Attercliffe area of the city, Serfs Up! was finished in late autumn 2018 with the help of long-time collaborator, Liam D. May and features a guest appearance from Baxter Dury on Tastes Good With The Money.

Serfs Up! is a lush and masterful work, lascivious and personal. Tropical, sympathetic and monumental. It invites the listener in rather than repel them through wilful abrasion. Fat White Family have broken previous default patterns of behaviour, and as such their third album heralds a new day dawning.

Where once they soundtracked a grubby Britain of vape shops, Fray Bentos dinners and blackened tin-foil, a crepuscular comedown realm stalked by Shipman, Goebbels and Mark E. Smith, Fat White Family now inhabit another cosmos entirely. Serfs Up! is the product of a band of outlaws reborn. Few but themselves could have forecast it: Fat White Family survived. Fat White Family got wise. Fat White Family got sophisticated.

They recently shared the video to Feet, the first track to be taken from the album.

Serfs Up!, released on 19th April 2019, will be available on CD (WIGCD401), standard vinyl (WIGLP401), Dom Mart exclusive vinyl (12” heavyweight transparent red vinyl with fold out poster – WIGLP401XM) and via digital download (WIG401D). You can pre-order Serfs Up! HERE: http://smarturl.it/SerfsUp

Honeymooner & So Young Magazine present Leeds dark post-punk trio Drahla. Debut album ‘Useless Coordinates’ out on 3rd May via Captured Tracks.

16+ / 7.30pm doors
http://honeymooner.seetickets.com or DICE!

Hailing from across Canada and the UK, Montreal’s Pottery consists of core writers Austin Boylan and Jacob Shepansky, along with Peter Baylis, Paul Jacobs, and Tom Gould. Initially bonding over artists such as Orange Juice, Josef K and Devo, the band creates a sound that combines eclectic traces of post-punk, pop, and dance music, forming an unusual atmosphere that envelopes audiences. While often shrill and jarring, Pottery’s songs simultaneously engage listeners into a hypnotic state. It’s this dualism that binds them together, uncovering harmony within discord.

DHP Family, The Joiners & So Young Magazine proudly present:
Fontaines D.C.
+ Special Guests
The 1865
01.12.19

Tickets on sale – https://www.alttickets.com/fontaines-d.c.-tickets

The last six months have seen Fontaines D.C. release four hotly received double A-side singles, all of which were named as singles of the week by Rough Trade, and garnered early support from the likes of Steve Lamacq and others on BBC 6 Music, as well as earning feature space from every major Irish and UK publication. They have toured sold-out shows across Ireland, the UK and Europe, and will embark on a full world tour throughout 2019.