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Sprints (stylised in all caps as SPRINTS) are an Irish garage punk band formed in Dublin in 2019. The band consists of Karla Chubb (vocals, guitar), Sam McCann (bass, vocals), Jack Callan (drums), and Zac Stephenson (guitar). Between 2019 and 2022, they released a series of singles and EPs for the Nice Swan label before signing to City Slang. Their debut album, Letter to Self, was released in January 2024. Following the album's release, founding guitarist Colm O’Reilly left the band in May 2024. During their summer 2024 tour, Sprints were joined by guest guitarists before Zac Stephenson became a permanent member. The band released the single 'Feast', which explores themes of gluttony, consumption, and desire. Their second studio album, All That Is Over, was released on September 26, 2025.
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Karla Chubb’s January 2026 explanation traces Sprints’ ‘Deceptacon’ cover from a tour-van favourite and festival-set extra to a tribute to Kathleen Hanna.
Across two politically charged singles, Sprints draw a line between understandable fury and the systems, figures and narratives that profit from misdirecting it.
On ‘All That Is Over’, Sprints used literary prompts to approach writing, belief and survival from two very different directions.
A route through SPRINTS’ reflective, gothic and more expansive songs, from A Modern Job to All That Is Over.
SPRINTS’ 2024 single ‘Feast’ draws on Catholic moral storytelling, gothic imagery and the language of excess to frame queer desire without shame.
Sprints’ ‘Better’ pairs a slower, shoegaze-informed atmosphere with Karla Chubb’s much less romantic idea of affection offered only on someone else’s terms.
Two Soho nights with tickets priced at 1976's original £1.50.
Britpop group headline latest additions to January's Bognor Regis weekender as 85% of tickets sell.
The Twilight Sad close the weekend alongside Cockney Rejects, Bis and more.
The tour includes a headline show at London's Bulletproof Festival in June.
The tour supports their 2025 release 'All That Is Over'.
Plus music from Geese, Olivia Dean, Danny Brown and more.
In a world that often seems to demand silence, Sprints are getting louder. Their second album is a statement of purpose, a release of tension and a reminder that sometimes just existing is a political act.
Dublin band Sprints unveil two singles from their forthcoming album 'All That Is Over', set for September release via City Slang.
Four covers, one jam‑packed mag – Dork’s new issue is here, and it’s bursting at the seams.
Irish band SPRINTS announce September release of second album 'All That Is Over' via City Slang and Sub Pop, alongside new single.
The main event hosts Benefits, Coach Party, Honeyglaze, Man/Woman/Chainsaw, Alien Chicks and loads more.
There's also Benefits, Coach Party, Honeyglaze, Man/Woman/Chainsaw, Alien Chicks and loads more.
Over 45 acts including Vukovi and Sprints join headliners Alexisonfire and PVRIS at Gloucestershire's 2000trees Festival this July.
With a debut that stood out, we cough up with Sprints' Karla Chubb to run through her 2024.
Focus Wales's 15th anniversary festival announces 75 acts including headliners Gruff Rhys and Nova Twins for May 2025 in Wrexham.
The Horrors will headline Dot To Dot Festival's 20th anniversary across Bristol and Nottingham.
The track features new guitarist Zac Stephenson and precedes an extensive global tour.
Catch them on tour this winter.
They cite event's association with the US army and weapons companies amid the Israel-Gaza conflict.
Sprints hurl themselves into the limelight with deliciously dark debut album, 'Letter To Self'.
They've new dates in Bristol, London and Manchester.
Catch the band on tour this April.
Catch the band live at Heaven in London on 3rd April.
Check out their new banger 'Letter To Self' with our latest Hype playlist cover feature.
The run of gigs will take place from Monday 30th January to Friday 3rd February.
Produced by Daniel Fox of Gilla Band, it comes ahead of a headline show at The Dome in London on October 13th.
There’s no shortage of great new bands coming out of Ireland right now. Even for a country with a rich musical heritage, the production line is running hot. Right at the front of the queue are Sprints.
Their new EP 'A Modern Job' is out now via Nice Swan Records.
Dropping today (11th March 2022), the collection features the already aired singles 'How Does The Story Go?', 'Modern Job' and 'Little Fix'.
The cover arrives ahead of their about-to-kick-off UK headline tour.
On the playlists
Every Sprints tour with five or more confirmed dates, with full setlist data and most-played songs.
