Indie-punks Youth Killed It put their heart, art and soul into their debut album “What’s So Great, Britain”, a tuneful, cynical take on modern life that flits from Blur to The Clash and pretty much everything good in-between. Catch the band at This Feeling’s ‘Big in 2019’ tips show Nambucca London Jan 19 (full line ups below).
For fans of: The Libertines, Spring King, Demob Happy, Otherkin
📸: Ray Roberts
#BIGIN2019 THE BEST NEW BANDS FIRST…33 NEW ACTS DESTINED FOR BIG THINGS IN 2019 PLAYING CARDIFF, LONDON, MANCHESTER, GLASGOW SHOWS
Glasgow Broadcast – Jan 18
w/ The Van T’s, Alligator, Voodoos, Sway + Shredd
London Nambucca – Jan 19
w/ Zuzu, Sad Boys Club, The EstEvans, Youth Killed It, Lacuna Bloome, Latenight Honeymoon, Hands off Gretel, Getrz
Cardiff Clwb Ifor Bach – Jan 23
w/ Al Moses, The Pitchforks, The Rotanas, Jack Perrett, Bute
London Monarch – Jan 23
w/ Saint Agnes, Para Alta, Black Doldrums
London Monarch – Jan 24
w/ The Skinner Brothers, Free Money, Sugarthief, The Kicklips, Mummy, The Yada Yada Yada, Carolines
Manchester Night & Day – Jan 25 (sold out)
w/ Red Rum Club, Cleargreen, King Kartel, Social Room, The Seamonsters
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