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 Pip Blom's guitarist Tender 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 Tender, how's it going? What are you up to today?
We just got back home from England after playing Kendal calling and Deer Shed festivals, and I'm making some new tunes with Lena Hessels at the moment.
You guys released your second album at the end of last year, how are you feeling now it's been out in the world for a bit? Have you had good feedback from fans?
Yeah definitely! I think especially during the in-stores we did a little while ago, we really felt the love and excitement from people, which, for me, cemented the idea that we did a good job on this record.
The idea that people are actually listening to it can be a bit abstract, but playing the new songs live and seeing the reaction we get gives me good faith.
Did you get to try out much of it live before release, or did much of that have to wait until this year?
If memory serves me right (which it rarely does), the first tour we did was near the end of the rollout, so I'd say the brunt of it was this year.
