Bob Vylan (pronounced "villain") are an English punk rap duo based in London. Their work merges elements of punk rock, hip hop, grime, and hardcore, and features criticisms of the British establishment, inequality, racism, sexism, and homophobia. The band consists of vocalist Bobby Vylan on guitar, and Bobbie Vylan on drums, which are stage names the duo use to maintain privacy in what they describe as a surveillance state. The group has released four albums, their self-released 2019 debut EP Dread, We Live Here in 2020, Bob Vylan Presents the Price of Life in 2022, and Humble as the Sun in 2024. They have received favorable reviews from NME and The Guardian, among others. The duo are outspoken in their opposition to Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories, Israel's actions in the Gaza war and the Gaza genocide. Their leading the crowd in a chant of "death, death to the IDF" during their performance at Glastonbury Festival 2025 was condemned by a variety of sources and resulted in the cancellation of some shows, while their visas for an upcoming tour in the United States were revoked.
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Punk duo Bob Vylan release 'Dream Bigger', a remix of 'Dream Big' featuring Amy Taylor ahead of their Australian tour.
Bob Vylan will perform live on Later…with Jools Holland this Saturday 25th May.
The track arrives ahead of the band's new album, out in spring.
The track arrives ahead of the band's new album, out in spring.
The news arrives ahead of the band's November tour.
The festival will be held from August 9th-13th at Cornwall’s Watergate Bay.
The track arrived today, October 28th, via GHOST THEATRE.
The Wednesday lineup will be exclusive for limited numbers of festival goers.
The track is taken from the band's upcoming album 'Bob Vylan Presents The Price Of Life', which is set for release through their own Ghost Theatre record label on 22nd April.
