90s throwbacks Darlia are back and unleash the video stonking new single ‘Beam Me Up’ + announce UK headline tour including their biggest headline show to date at London’s world famous Scala. For more more info, gig dates & music click HERE
Darlia are about to embark on one hell of a summer. Touring with Twin Atlantic, and a number of festival dates set – including Community Festival, which will take over Finsbury Park on 1 July with some of the most…
Darlia today make a triumphant return with new single, ‘Ballad of Black & White’ released on Ignition Records. Listen below… It’s been a long two years for Nathan Day and Darlia. After a string of heart-bursting singles and bruised rock…
Darlia’s frontman Nathan Day, has recorded a stripped back, acoustic version of their new single ‘Stars Are Aligned’. The track was streamed for the first time last month and even featured on Zane Lowe’s ‘Hottest Record In The World’, ahead…
Darlia opened to an underwhelming crowd of barely a hundred. Apparently the student community of Liverpool – which would have made up the bulk of the crowd -were too busy snorting cocaine off the floor of a club dressed in…
The Blackpool trio return with another huge single. For Fans of: Nirvana, Oasis and Catfish & The Bottlemen
Darlia have streamed their brand new track ‘Stars Are Aligned’. The Blackpool trio saw their track feature last night (September 16) on Radio 1 as Zane Lowe’s ‘Hottest Record In The World’ and it’ll be released on October 27 via…
Blackpool three piece Darlia have today streamed a new track titled ‘Pandemonium’. The tune is the B Side to their forthcoming single ‘Dar Diary’ which is released on 7th July. Take a listen below and let us know what you…
Rating: Darlia (from the two times I’ve seen them) have a tendency to play in venues far too small for the sound they, and their choice of support bands, choose. This, however, is no bad thing; the size of the…
Darlia have shared their latest single ‘Dear Diary’ which is out July 7th, 2014 on B-Unique Records. ‘Dear Diary’ strikes where previous EP’s Candyman and Knock Knock had already made raw indentations. Three minutes of head-spinning indie-rock that bely their youth, wrapped-up in fizzing hooks…