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"Where I Go" is a track by NewDad, from the album MADRA. The track is 3:45 long. Dork has published 16 articles about NewDad.
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Their major tour includes a headline show at London's O2 Forum.
With their second album ‘Altar’, NewDad stop diluting their feelings and start letting them hit at full force.
Produced with Shrink and Justin Parker, the record explores homesickness and resilience.
Irish band NewDad releases introspective single 'Pretty' exploring homesickness for Galway, ahead of their September album 'Altar'.
Irish rock band NewDad reveal their second album 'Altar' will release in September 2025, alongside angry new single 'Roobosh'.
Irish band NewDad announces extensive tour dates across UK, Ireland, and Europe for October 2025, following shows in Asia and US.
NewDad have announced their new EP 'Safe', set for release on 2nd May, alongside a London headline show at The Dome.
With their debut album 'Madra' on the horizon, Irish quartet NewDad are bubbling over with potential.
The four-piece's debut album is due in January 2024.
The four-piece's debut album is due in January 2024.
The low-key interpretation of this pop banger comes with a video packed with glorious visuals.
It's a song about unrequited love.
With lo-fi 90s vibes aplenty, Galway four-piece NewDad are a like a great big, shoegazey hug - something to blitz away the dreary January blues. And they’re bang on trend, too.
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