Tickets. Dates. What’s the story?Explore the tour A small city with a disproportionately active music scene and a history of championing new artists.
Three songs from Deaf Havana’s 2022 album trace renewed collaboration between brothers, a personal low point and the complicated pull of coastal-town memory.
Let’s Eat Grandma’s 2016 debut grew from songs Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth began as children, drawing on Norwich streets, nearby woodland and a former nuclear bunker studio.
James Veck-Gilodi’s seventh Deaf Havana album examines the gap between recognising a pattern and escaping it.
Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth’s 2022 score for ‘The Bastard Son & The Devil Himself’ gave them a 25-track dramatic brief, and changed how they thought about writing music.
A role-conscious route through The 1975’s work with No Rome, Charli xcx and Jon Hopkins, plus Ross MacDonald’s production and bass credits.
Deaf Havana’s 2011 album changed the band’s frontperson, songwriting and sense of what could come next.
A proposed final song brought James and Matty Veck-Gilodi back together, and the material they wrote made continuing as Deaf Havana feel more honest than starting over.
From a 2012 main-stage opening to a debt-clearing near-farewell in 2014 and a choir-backed return in 2018, Reading charted Deaf Havana’s changing sense of themselves.
Deaf Havana has no literal meaning. The name came from the band’s first guitarist, Sebastian Spitz.
Tom Ogden found an early pull towards drumming in Blink-182 and Nirvana. Lee Wilson found his at King’s Lynn gigs, through Vanilla Pod and a Less Than Jake bass line.
‘Pretty Boys’ was Caity Baser’s first UK Top 40 single. Here’s how ‘X&Y’, her Sigala and Joel Corry collaborations, and the Number 7 mixtape Still Learning fit together.
Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth wrote the ‘Two Ribbons’ deluxe-edition track together during an autumn 2019 stay on the Norfolk coast.
Olly Bailey’s 2024 account of ‘Got It Made’ traces a direct route from an acoustic riff to a heavier track and a guest verse from James Veck-Gilodi.
Deaf Havana have released another track from their upcoming sixth studio album.
The 22 track effort features songs performed at the band's date at the legendary London venue last December.
Watch their new live vid for 'Hell', too.
The shows will follow their headliner at Brixton Academy next month.
The vid precedes their upcoming show at Brixton Academy.
They're joined by a choir that features Scott Mills...
Check out new tune 'Holy'.
Not long til Christmas, guys.
Deaf Havana have teased their UK tour next week with a live video for 'L.O.V.E' from their album 'All These Countless Nights'. The clip features footage...
Deaf Havana are going to release a reworked version of their Top 5 album, 'All These Countless Nights'.
Deaf Havana have dropped a video for their new single ‘Happiness’. The track is taken from the band’s recent Top 5 album ‘All These Countless Nights’, w...
How about a new Deaf Havana track for your Tuesday elevenses? Go nicely with the choccy biscuits and mug of instant coffee, right? Lovely. With the band...
Deaf Havana have booked a small festival warm up show next month in preparation for a summer on the road. They’ll play Oxford Academy 2 on 2nd July, wit...
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