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UK 4-piece Sea Girls are the band bringing back real raw excitement to the music scene with their high-energy performances and jagged songs. In the greatest tradition of an alternative indie rock and pop band, Henry Camamile (lead vocals, rhythm), Rory Young (lead guitar), Andrew Dawson (bass) and Oliver Khan (drums) all met at school in Leicestershire. The four friends bonded over a shared love of music citing influences from Bloc Party to The Arctic Monkeys and The Killers. At the time, several of the members were in different bands but after Henry managed to secure a small gig through pulling in as many favours as possible, Sea Girls – named after a misheard lyric from a Nick Cave song - were born in 2015.

The charismatic Henry recalls: “It was basically us and a few other people in a very small room. We’d never played before but we just gave it everything we’d got and that was when I knew that for me this was the only thing I wanted to do.” The band continued playing gigs with Henry writing songs obsessively – documenting the growing pains of his life; from having his heart broken to burying his sorrows in partying – into brilliant anthemic songs from All I Want To Hear You Say, Call Me Out and Damage Done through to newer brutally honest and raw songs Sick, Hometown and Lonely. He admits all his writing – and their performing – comes right from the heart. “I don’t buy all the love and flowers stuff. Real relationships fall apart, you get hurt and you have to deal with it so you do what you have to do to get over it. I think what has really saved me is music. We’ve worked so hard to get here. We’re so clear-headed about where we want to go, where we want to be and what we want to say”

The fan buzz started and love continues to grow in earnest;. Sea Girls have now played main stages at UK festivals inc. Reading and Leeds festival and supported The Foals on tour. Successfully selling out their headline Academy tour in 2021, despite all the pandemic could throw at them, Sea Girls are set to play their biggest UK headline tour later this year including London’s Alexandra Palace. Unsigned the band were included in the BBC's Sound of 2019 poll as well as predicted to be one of the most successful acts of 2019 by the NME, The Independent, Time Out, Radio X and Dork. Wonderland Magazine described them as “set for greatness”. They were signed by Polydor Records and Sony Music Publishing in May 2019, allowing Henry to give up his job as a bar man to focus on being a musician full time.

Broken and Kerouac-esque lyrics aside, it was however, their insane live performances as a band who took to touring around Britain that kick-started a massive following and mutual love with fans. Their debut single and 4 track EP Call Me Out was released in 2017 followed by a second EP, Heavenly War, in 2018 featuring the singles Heavenly War, Lost and What For. A third EP Adored was released soon after with final pre debut album EP Under Exit Lights released on the eve of 2020 Covid-19 pandemic hitting the UK. Unperturbed August 2020 saw Sea Girls eagerly awaited debut album `Open Up Your Head’ released entering the UK Official Album Chart at #3 and UK Official Record Store Chart at #1 sitting comfortably next to Biffy Clyro and Taylor Swift. Now a BRITS Certified Breakthrough album

`Open Up Your Head' is a heartfelt beast that isn’t afraid of dreaming big. Introspective anthems for anxious times; no wonder it’s connecting with fans`(NME). Championing the resurgence of British guitar bands Sea Girls have announced details of their second studio album `Homesick’. The new album, recorded remotely between South

London’s rainy Brixton and contrasting sunny California, first tasters Hometown Again Again plus Sick premiered as Radio 1 Clara Amfo and guest DJ Arlo Parks Hottest Record In The World.

Sea Girls shows are a must see:

(The Telegraph) “The start of something brilliant and modern” The Telegraph

(The Sunday Times - Breaking Act) “unapologetic ambassadors for big pop”

(The Times) “Full of melodious momentum”

(The Guardian - Album of the Week) “There is something timely about this record...they’ve managed, rather impressively, to capture something of the strange, stultifying state of contemporary youth”

(The Independent - Ones To Watch) “Sea Girls are offering listeners a fresh, uplifting and bold guitar-based sound that capture the spirit of youth”

(CLASH) “their live shows have a real punch... consisting of out and out bangers”

(DORK) “Sure, the huge choruses and huge hooks help, but the actual reason for Sea Girls” success is that they know what it’s like to be young in 2022”

ARLO PARKS (Artist) Guest DJ BBC Radio 1 “My Hottest Record is Sea Girls with Sick, and this song made me feel like I was raging at a festival, there was something so warming and cathartic about it”

(BOYFRIEND Magazine) “Honesty, morality and making moments shine”

BBC RADIO 1 JACK SAUNDERS (DJ) “Wall to wall bangers when it comes to Sea Girls... there’s a lot of love for that band around, they know how to write a big track”

(LOUNDER THAN WAR) “The truth is, every song the band play belongs to the fans”
(BILLBOARD) “Resounding… pop-rock singles featuring Killers inspired arena-ready choruses”

Witness them play tightly honed tunes to huge crowds and as many moshpits chanting back every word to songs that pack such solid punches it is clear this band won't be held back for long. With headline UK, US and EU tours already under their belts 2021 saw Sea Girls debut main stages at UK festivals inc. Reading and Leeds followed by a sold out UK Academy tour incl. 02 Brixton Academy, Manchester Academy 1 and Glasgow’s Barrowland Ballroom. Roll on 2022 and a new tour. Picture the scene, thousands gathered hands aloft screaming bodies shaking with adrenaline as song after song hits them like a tidal wave. That feeling of being wrapped up in a band who seize the euphoric, turn it into something vital and real in front of your eyes. That feeling is what makes Sea Girls special.

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