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Reeperbahn Festival 2026 has announced its opening wave of artists with Fat Dog, Pale Waves and more
Over sixty acts have been revealed in an extensive first wave for Hamburg festival.
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"Hate to Hurt You" is a track by Pale Waves, from the album Smitten, released 26th September 2024. The track is 3:07 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Pale Waves.
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Backstage at Reading, the band talk maybe-new-eras, crowd anxiety and refusing to find new bands to like.
Embracing romance and letting go of the past, Pale Waves return with their most liberating album yet.
The band will kick off the run as part of the Super Fun Day Festival in Brisbane on 18th March.
They also performed ‘Clean’, a cut from their recent third album, ‘Unwanted’.
The ‘Unwanted’ LP was released on August 12th via Dirty Hit.
The group are on tour to promote the release of their latest album 'Unwanted'.
Featuring Fontaines D.C., Bastille, Madison Beer, Pale Waves, Chloe Moriondo, Black Honey and Dylan.
It is taken from their just-released new album 'Unwanted'.
With a pandemic pause forced upon them, Pale Waves have embraced their heavier roots.
There's also Phoebe Green, Lauran Hibberd, The Big Moon, Ezra Furman, Stella Donnelly, Crawlers and more.
Pale Waves are back on the front of Dork for the third of our five special edition covers, out Friday 12th August.
It's been a week packed with new music. We've sifted through the pile and plucked out a few of the best.
It's been a week packed with new music. We've sifted through the pile and plucked out a few of the best.
If you were to ask us who All Time Low were going to collaborate on a single with this summer, it would have taken an awfully long time before we guessed Pale Waves, but here we are.
Every month, Dork's Listmaster General will bring us another of his Top 10 lists. Every month, we'll disagree. It's 'fun'.
Pale Waves’ first album came with a lot of buzz and lots of time on the road. Its follow-up has been far from an easy affair, though. With changes made and lessons learned, Heather Baron-Gracie reveals a band who have grown to be comfortable with who they are.
Heather Baron-Gracie and Ciara Doran give us an update on the band's future plans.
As 'My Mind Makes Noises' drops, Pale Waves' frontwoman is already looking to what's next.
Think of a new band more exciting than Pale Waves. Nope. You can’t.