All The Young - Quiet Night In

Big laddy Britpop choruses - the latest single from All The Young could have been lifted straight from one of those 'Indie hits of the 90s' compilations, and to be perfectly fair, that's no bad thing. Guitar bands who can pen a genuinely uplifting tune are a rare breed these days.

Touching on flavours of the Stone Roses, Embrace and Doves in its earthy, implacable stomp, Quiet Night In is the kind of beer and goodtimes track the likes of The Enemy strived forever to replicate. With the song being hailed as one of Zane Lowe's Hottest Records In The World at the end of August, things look promising for the band.

Recently supporting Hard-Fi, the Courteeners and Morrissey, All The Young have the staying power and talent to stand alongside these greats of British rock.

Quiet Night In is released on the 10th October.

All The Young - Welcome Home

Coming on like a tough, gritty blend of Hard-Fi and Oasis, the new single from All The Young is an invigorating exercise in recapturing the beating heart of 90s Brit-Pop. Big, expansive choruses and angular guitar surge up sweep by in a blur - Welcome Home is a resounding anthem for a band that have every intention to make themselves known.

Speaking of the track, band frontman Ryan Dooley says 'It means business that one. There's no way you can play it without your heart and soul fully in it.' And that 'business' is there for all to see - first and foremost in its professionalism, but also in just how persuasive a calling card for the band it is. You hear this, and you want more. You want 'in', to join the club.

All The Young have also been invited personal by Morrissey to support him at Hanley's Victoria Hall - and when it comes to rock accolades, well, you don't get much better than that.

Welcome Home is available to download from iTunes now.

Next month also sees the band setting out on tour, with the dates as follows:

July
2nd – Delamere Forest (as support to The Courteeners)
5th – Hanley, Victoria Hall (as support to Morrissey)
6th – Wrexham, Central Station
8th – Winchester, Railway
9th – Wakestock Festival (opening main stage)
10th – Brighton, Jam
12th – Southampton, Joiners
14th – London, Water Rats
15th – Leigh, Bar Bliss
16th – Middlesborough, Empire
19th – Laugh Inn, Chester
20th – York, Duchess
21st – Hull, Fruit
23rd – Leeds, Cockpit 3

August
5th – Derbyshire, Y NOT Festival