Nova Twins: Celebs Rumors

Wet Leg, Years & Years and James Bay.The ninth consecutive edition of IVW will take place across over 210 independent UK venues between Monday (January 31) and Sunday, February 6. It’ll host more than 485 performances, including live gigs, comedy shows, Q&A sessions, films and documentaries.BBC Radio 6 Music DJ Steve Lamacq will celebrate Independent Venue Week 2022 by presenting a series of one-off shows between January 31 and February 4.It’ll kick off with Franz Ferdinand at PJ Molloys in Dunfermline ahead of Yard Act performing a hometown gig at Belgrave Music Hall in Leeds on February 1.

Nova Twins and Amyl And The Sniffers are among artists to contribute to a new compilation supporting women’s organisation Reclaim These Streets.‘New Moons XVI’ is a 10-track compilation of female and non-binary talent which also features Deap Vally, KT Tunstall and more.The compilation, to be released on February 10, was curated by The Music Federation’s Head of Promotions Jasmine Hodge, who said: “What better way than to get some of the best female names in rock and do it all in the name of a killer charity?“Big shout out to all the amazing women involved, and to Will [Power, of Bad Nerves] for the kick-ass artwork. Sticking two fingers up to the patriarchy is literally the most fun a girl can have.”See the tracklist and artwork for ‘New Moons XVI’, the 15th compilation of its kind, below.The artwork, designed by Bad Nerves’ Will Power, depicts UK Home Secretary Priti Patel’s face, included to highlight “the sheer ignorance from her and the government towards women’s safety.”1. Amyl & The Sniffers – ‘Knifey’2. Nova Twins – ‘Bullet’3. TELGATE – ‘Love Zone’4. Deap Vally – ‘Royal Jelly’5. KT Tunstall – ‘In This Body’6. Cruel Hearts Club – ‘Sink This Low’7. IDestroy – ‘Petting Zoo’8. pink suits – ‘Fake Great Britain’9. BLAB – ‘Eton Mess’10. Pleasure Venom – ‘We Get What You Deserve’“I am so happy to be included on this exciting compilation for such a great cause,” KT Tunstall said of her involvement.

You Me At Six have shared a video of them performing ‘Bite My Tongue’ live in London with Bring Me The Horizon‘s Oli Sykes – watch it below.The Surrey band hit the road with Bring Me The Horizon back in September alongside Nova Twins, performing gigs in Glasgow, Cardiff, Sheffield, Hull, Birmingham and London.The London date took place at The O2 on September 26, where You Me At Six brought out Sykes to perform their 2011 collaboration ‘Bite My Tongue’.“We have all been caged up like animals for the past two years.

Nova Twins have shared a video for their latest single ‘Antagonist’ – you can watch it below.The new clip finds the duo – recently hailed by Tom Morello as “an incredible band who deserve to be huge” in an interview with NME – bouncing around a variety of colourfully-lit rooms with hooded and tied up figures nodding in the background.“‘Antagonist’ is a defiant tune about self-belief; how you can summon the inner strength to be ready for whatever comes at you,” the band explained in a press release. “It’s the army that surrounds you wherever you go.

Nova Twins made a surprise appearance in London yesterday, performing from an open-top bus at the Camden Stables as part of an impromptu setup organised by Climate Live.The Climate Live initiative was launched in November of 2020 and made its official debut this April, with the primary aim (per its website) being to “enlarge the global movement [to fight climate change] by engaging with a new audience through music”.Yesterday’s (November 6) concert was held to raise awareness for Climate Live’s COP26 petition, encouraging Londoners to call on world leaders to improve their action on climate change.

Nova Twins have shared their brutal new single ‘Antagonist’.The track is the former NME cover stars‘ first new material since recently supporting Bring Me The Horizon on their POST HUMAN UK arena tour. You can listen to the track below.Having entered a new partnership with Marshall Records, the duo recently said they are five songs into recording the follow up to 2020’s ‘Who Are The Girls?’.“We’re definitely experimenting with things, and it sounds more like us than ever, in a way,” said Georgia South.

Tom Morello has called Nova Twins “one of my favourite bands” and said they are “an incredible band who deserve to be huge,” in a new interview with NME.Morello shared his admiration for the former NME cover stars saying: “I love that band. From the first time I saw them in soundcheck, I thought, ‘This is an incredible band who deserve to be huge’.

Sleaford Mods have announced details of the support acts for their forthcoming UK tour, including Dry Cleaning, Nova Twins and more.The Nottingham duo will head around the UK in November in support of recent album ‘Spare Ribs’, with the dates beginning in Manchester and running until early December with a final show in Brighton.At the shows, they’ll also be joined by the likes of Goat Girl, recent collaborator Billy Nomates, 4 Brown Girls Who Write, Warmduscher and more.See the full list of tour dates and corresponding support acts below.

Bring Me The Horizon kicked off their UK tour last night, debuting a host of songs from recent EP ‘POST HUMAN’ – see the setlist, footage and remaining tour dates below.Last week, after teasing fans regarding new material for some while, the Sheffield rock giants shared new single ‘DiE4u’, the first part of the follow-up to 2020’s acclaimed ‘POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR‘ EP and mini album – with another record in the ‘POST HUMAN’ series to follow in early 2022.Last night (September 20), the band’s UK tour kicked off at the Bonus Arena in Hull, with the band giving live debuts to a host of ‘POST HUMAN’ tracks.Among the tracks debuted were ‘1×1’, which they performed with support act Nova Twins, new single ‘DiE4u’, ‘Parasite Eve’, Yungblud

Nova Twins and Blu De Tiger.The new series features brand new versions of seven of Fender’s most iconic guitars and basses and have been created to “match the unique characteristics of today’s players and creators.”“Artists will always be at the heart of what drives us to create and innovate,” Fender CMO Evan Jones said in a statement about the new range.

Nova Twins have discussed the resurgence of rock and punk music at this summer’s festivals, saying rock i “having its moment again.”The duo were speaking to NME for a new Big Read cover feature following their sets at Reading & Leeds festivals last month, and discussed how rock and punk “deserves” to be at the forefront of the UK music scene.“Reading & Leeds is so prestigious and everyone talks about their memories of it, but when I was 16, I never did all of that stuff; I was just doing gigs, just being really focused,” Georgia South told NME.“But the show was mental – we’ve just been in a daze this whole week, like what the fuck just happened?!”“It was such an amazing turnout,” bandmate Amy Love added.

Nova Twins and Yonaka‘s Theresa Jarvis are among the panelists announced for the forthcoming Sound City+ music business conference in Liverpool next month.Jarvis will speak with Nova Twins’ Amy Love and Georgia South on a panel discussion titled Success Without Compromising Your Artistic Vision, where the two acts will discuss their journeys navigating the industry.Sound City+ is set to run from October 1-3, and will feature representatives from the likes of Beggars Group, Secretly Group, Ninja Tune, Domino Recording Co, Black Lives Collective, VEVO, Spotify, YouTube, Facebook and many more.A post shared by Sound City (@liverpoolsoundcity)Other panel discussions announced as part of Sound City+ will focus on racial and gender equality

Placebo have announced an exclusive 2022 UK festival show.The group will be headlining Bearded Theory’s Spring Gathering which will take place next May, 26-29 at Catton Hall in Derbyshire.They will top the bill alongside Patti Smith and The Flaming Lips and will give fans a “‘tantalising taste of some brand-new material.”Elsewhere on the line-up are Nova Twins, The Mission, Amy McDonald and Peter Hook and The Light; more acts still to be announced.Tickets for the festival go on sale at September 11 at 9am here.

Bring Me The Horizon and Nova Twins among the winners.The awards’ fifth annual ceremony was held at the Kentish Town Forum in London in front of a capacity crowd, and saw live performances from Wargasm, Hot Milk and more.The big prize on the night, for Best Album, went to Bring Me The Horizon for ‘Post Human: Survival Horror’, with the band also winning Best UK Band.When accepting the award, frontman Oli Sykes said:  “We are so stoked. Thank you to the Heavy Music Awards for making all of this possible.

Nova Twins have announced a new partnership with Marshall Records, the label run by the Marshall amps company. The firm describes the partnership as “a forward-thinking deal that favours the artist and includes opportunities with Marshall Amplification”.Bigging up the partnership from their side, the Nova Twins say in a joint statement: “We’re so happy to be extending our team by joining forces with Marshall on this new venture.

Frank Turner will play four different shows at The Roundhouse in Camden, North London, for the fourth installment of his ‘Lost Evenings’ festival.The shows take place from Thursday September 16 to Sunday September 19, with the building’s rooms, bars and outdoor space utilised for additional talks and performances under the name ‘Last Minutes’.The first night will see Turner play in an acoustic duo with Matt Nasir with support from Grace Petrie and Emily Barker.The second will see Turner perform material from across his first three albums, ‘Sleep Is For The Week’, ‘Love Ire & Song’ and ‘Poetry Of The Deed’ plus new material.

Bring Me The Horizon have revealed the support acts for their upcoming UK tour and made more tickets available – see the details below.Oli Sykes and co.

Nova Twins have shared a new Dream Wife remix of their single ‘Bullet’, as well as announcing details of a 2022 UK and European tour. Hear it first on NME below.‘Bullet’, taken from the rock duo’s 2020 debut album ‘Who Are The Girls’, was written as “a kick back against the harassment and day to day social pressures that women have to endure” – and really struck a chord with UK art-punks Dream Wife, who have given the track their own unique spin.“We wanted a song that makes women feel powerful, that they can say, do and wear what they want without judgement or scrutiny,” Nova Twins told NME. “Unrealistic beauty ideals and objectification have formed a toxic and hypercritical environment for women.

Warpaint have shared their dreamy cover of Gang Of Four‘s ‘Paralysed’ from the upcoming tribute album ‘The Problem Of Leisure: A Celebration Of Andy Gill And Gang Of Four’. Hear it first on NME below.Announced back in January, the upcoming tribute album to the late post-punk icon Andy Gill features covers of Gang Of Four tracks by the likes of La Roux, Everything Everything, Gary Numan IDLES, Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Flea and John Frusciante and a collaboration between Tom Morello and Serj Tankian.After last month’s release of a ‘Where The Nightingale Sings’ remix by Massive Attack‘s Robert “3D” Del Naja featuring Nova Twins, the latest cut now comes from California art-rockers Warpaint.“The line, ‘The change will do me good‘ from ‘Damaged

Nova Twins, HAAi, Moxie Adwaith, Kerri Watt, and the director/booking agent of Mother Artists Live, Natasha Gregory.Sarah Claudine, Events, Projects & Communications at Music Venue Trust said in a statement: “We are very proud to have so many remarkable women contribute to MVT, from our core team and coordinators to our board of trustees and patrons and know that this diversity is reflective of the changing face of the wider live music community.”British punk duo Nova Twins added: “We owe so much to grassroots venues. They are the only way new bands can gain experience and start their careers! They support new artists and bring together an incredible community of local music lovers and musicians.

NME about their doubts of being able to tour Europe again thanks to the ongoing Brexit visa fiasco and its impact on musicians.Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Brexit trade deal failed to secure visa-free travel for UK artists and their crew wishing to tour Europe (adding huge costs to future live music tours of the continent and preventing rising and developing artists from being able to afford it), prompting a row to erupt over who was responsible.After over 280,000 people signed a petition calling for visa-free touring through the EU to be established for artists and crew, the campaign will today be discussed by MPs in Parliament.Speaking to NME about how the situation would impact on them, Nova Twins said that it would make planning their

Gorillaz), Nova Twins, Facebook’s Vanessa Bakewell, Liam James Ward of digital agency Be-Hookd Digital and Achal Dhillon of Killing Moon Records.“Rip It Up is a solution based response to challenges in the music industry for emerging Black artists and creatives based in Merseyside,” Yaw Owusu said. “I am happy to be supporting this by working with the participants to learn, develop and share, in the hopes that their experiences, skills and opportunities improve in regards to their careers in the music industry”Seye Adelekan added: “It’s a big honour and privilege to be a part of Rip it Up, sharing my experiences with young people taking part.

hosted its first edition in May, with performances from the likes of Don Broco and Yonaka helping to raise £50,000 for the NHS.Joining Yonaka and Get Cape. Wear Cape.

Nova Twins have penned an open letter to the MOBO Awards, calling for them to introduce a Rock/Alternative category in their 2021 awards.In the letter, the London rock duo say that the inclusion of the new category could “widen the representation that ourselves and so many others didn’t have growing up”.Elsewhere in the letter, the pair say that the move would represent “more than just a category,” writing: “It’s a message to all young black people, letting them know that they can do and be anything that they choose.”Read Nova Twins’ full letter to the MOBO Awards below.Dear MOBO Awards,We are Nova Twins, a band of two mixed race girls from South East London and Essex who shout through distorted mics and play gnarly bass riffs. We are

Reading & Leeds Festival 2021 have announced the likes of The Wombats, Nova Twins, Gerry Cinnamon and Girl In Red as new additions to the bill – as well as revealing the day splits to the line-up and putting day tickets on sale.Having previously revealed that next year’s edition of the twin-city festival will feature two main stages and six headliners – as well as announcing that Stormzy, Liam Gallagher, Post Malone, Catfish & The Bottlemen, Disclosure and Queens Of The Stone Age will top the bill – now R&L have also confirmed that Gallows, Cinnamon, Girl In Red, Hot Milk, Ivorian Doll, KSI, Niko B, Nova Twins, Solardo, Sports Team and The Wombats will also perform.Both day tickets and weekend tickets are now on sale here, and the line-up