“The song is about how out of control you can become when going out, and even though you know getting drunk and partying isn’t good for you, it’s so fun in the moment,” they added.
Check out the track below:
STONE released their debut EP last November after signing with Polydor Records and featuring in the NME 100.
In a four-star review, NME wrote: “Though ‘Punkadonk’ is just five tracks long, it never stays in one place long enough for the listener to get a complete handle on it. Rather than follow safely in the footsteps of the northern stars they’ve been on the road with, STONE have used their first EP as an opportunity to build upon their own punchy identity.”
Speaking to NME back in 2021, STONE’s frontman Finlay Power said “I just need to get in front of those crowds – it’s all about the live performance for us. Put me in a room with anyone and I will convert them all to fall in love with the band.”
Advertisement
The band are currently on tour in Europe supporting indie legends The Kooks, ahead of a UK headline run of their own and appearances at the likes of The Great Escape, Kendal Calling and Barn On The Farm. See the full list of dates below and grab tickets here.
STONE will play:
APRIL
10 – Omeara, London
11 – Omeara, London
13 – Cluny, Newcastle
14 – SWG3 Warehouse, Glasgow
15 – Junction 2, Cambridge
18 – The Castle & The Falcon, Birmingham
19 – Wardrobe, Leeds
21 – Metronome,Nottingham
22 – O2 Academy, Liverpool
23 – Thekla, Bristol
You May Like
Advertisement
TRENDING
Ozzy Osbourne: a rock’n’roll showman like no other
Brendan Fraser: “I can’t get rid of the feeling that I’m a fraud”
‘GoldenEye 007’ on the Switch proves that sometimes, dead is better
Dave Bautista: “I never wanted to play over-the-top action characters”
Royel Otis are bringing a radically positive vision to Australia’s guitar scene
Advertisement