We're only a hop, skip and a jump away from Dork's Day Out - a full-on summer extravaganza of new music we're throwing at London's Signature Brew this Saturday, 6th August. With a lineup featuring Pip Blom, Feet, Coach Party, Stone, L'Objectif, Chilli Jesson and Mollie Coddled, we're already unspeakably excited.

Before we get started, though, we figured we'd catch up with some of 'the talent'. So, we got hold of Feet's guitarist Harry for a quick chat ahead of kick-off.

If you haven't got tickets for Dork's Day Out yet, fear not - you can pick them up here, and find out more here.

Hey Harry. How's it going? What are you up to today? Hey hey. Just strolled in from rehearsal / writing. Exciting new things in the works.

You've not long got back from a headline tour, right? How'd it go? Yeah, the tour was bloody fantastic. It felt really, really good to be back out on the road, just the five of us doing it DIY style, you know, like the good old days - except we weren’t crammed in the back of a tiny hatchback. It was our biggest and boldest tour to date, which isn’t over yet since we have four shows left to do in early September. There were some highs and some lows, and we accidentally walked into some poor people's house late at night, thinking it was our Airbnb. If you ask me, people should lock their doors.

And you've been playing a few festivals too? Like the Rolling Stones' BST Hype Park date? We’ve been doing a few festivals here and there, including that Rolling Stones gig which we’re still pretty chuffed with. Another festival we’re particularly looking forward to is All Points East in London on the Tame Impala day in a couple of weeks. Being in a band definitely has its perks when it comes to seeing other bands.