The Guest List have unveiled ‘Something Real’ and taken aim at the post-truth world

Catch them on tour throughout April.

The Guest List have unveiled a new single titled 'Something Real'.

The song sees the Manchester-based band addressing the chaotic state of a post-truth world, explains lead singer Cai Alty.

"This is the song that best represents what we want to say and be. It’s about finding something meaningful in a world where trolls, comment bots, algorithms and whistleblowers dictate public understanding. Where suffering is normalised, and where our most hateful impulses are nurtured. We hope that people find this song as genuine as we do."

The Guest List are set to hit the road again in April. The upcoming headline tour includes 14 shows across the UK.

The dates read:

APRIL
7 DUBLIN 1, Academy 2
9 BLACKPOOL, Bootleg Social
10 KINGSTON UPON HULL, Polar Bear Music Club
11 EDINBURGH, Cabaret Voltaire
12 HEBDEN BRIDGE, Hebden Bridge Trades Club
13 PRESTON, The Ferret
15 LIVERPOOL, Arts Club
16 STOKE-ON-TRENT, The Sugarmill
17 BEDFORD, Esquires
18 PORTSMOUTH, Kola
20 SOUTHAMPTON, The Joiners Arms
22 CARDIFF, Clwb Ifor Bach
23 BRISTOL, Exchange
24 BRIGHTON AND HOVE, Dukes at Komedia Picturehouse

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