THE BOHICAS ANNOUNCE ‘WHERE YOU AT’ HEADLINE TOUR

ANNOUNCE ‘WHERE YOU AT’ HEADLINE TOUR

Also confirmed to support Royal Blood at London’s Koko on February 17^th

To Die For’ impacts March 2^nd, watch below

Widely tipped to make a substantial breakthrough this year, Essex quartet The Bohicas can now announce a UK tour that includes a London headline show at Oslo.

The tour builds upon the interest that was provoked by last year’s tracks ‘XXX’ and ‘Swarm’(below the tour dates), two kraut-engined, lazer-guided garage rock missiles which introduced the band as a formidable new force of both brain and brawn. With next single ‘To Die For’ (set to impact on March 2^nd), The Bohicas have really come into full bloom, following their great melodic instincts the band lock into the capital h-hooks and killer riffs that’ll see them spending a lot of time on your radio this summer.

New single ‘To Die For’  video

Fresh from their recent ‘Swarm In Essexxx’ tour dates (check out exclusive tour footage shot by Libby Burke Wilde HERE) and in addition to the headline dates listed below, The Bohicas will also support Royal Blood at their intimate Brits Week 2015show at London’s Koko on February 17^th, as well as Drenge at the Dome in Tufnell Park on February 12^th as part of this year’s NME Awards shows:

Feb

12^th – London, The Dome, Tufnell Park (supporting Drenge)

17^th – London, Koko (supporting Royal Blood)

20^th – London, Tooting Tram and Social

May

21^st – Cambridge, Portland Arms

22^nd – Nottingham, Bodega

26^th – Sheffield, The Harley

27^th – Glasgow, King Tuts

28^th – Newcastle, Cluny

June

1^st – Cardiff, Clwb Ifor Bach

2^nd – Bristol, Louisiana

3^rd – Southampton, Joiners

4^th – London, Oslo

6^th – Birmingham, The Rainbow

7^th – Leeds, Brudenell Social Club

8^th – Manchester, Soup Kitchen

Frontman Dominic McGuinness isn’t big on labelling their approach within the confines of genre. “You know when you go to see a great film at the cinema and come out of it feeling like you’re the lead character, walking down the street like the Fonz or De Niro?” he questions. “I want people listening to our band to feel like that”

“People ask what sort of music we make, but if I say rock ‘n’ roll they instantly think of the fifties,” adds guitarist Dominic John. “It’s the same starting point in terms of the energy behind it, but it’s not referential and it’s really not about looking back. It’s seeing that danger and energy, but taking it somewhere else.”

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“Could be the soundtrack to a pulp horror movie… A lot of fun.” – The Evening Standard

“Channelling Marc Bolan, Led Zeppelin and Arctic Monkeys to riveting effect.” – The Sunday Times

“The Bohicas are a tough-as-a-nut guitar force… Ultimately exciting rock ’n’ roll.” – DIY

“These “Straddle early-60s Mersey beat, blues rock, Krautrock and Velvets fuzz-fuckery while throwing in modernist electro twists. A radical reimagining of the pre-Beatles age.” – NM rugged garage rockers are resuscitating the guitar scene.” – Daily Star