Remember the big voices, bigger tunes and sheer unstoppable fun of the girl band era? That’s something that Remember Monday are bringing back with a bang, mixing up mega pop hooks and pure country emotion. After making a massive breakthrough with their Eurovision anthem ‘What The Hell Just Happened?’ the trio’s follow-up ‘Happier’ then earned airplay across Radio 1 and Radio 2, while the summer saw them power onto big stages from the Capital Summertime Ball to TRNSMT via The Isle of Wight. Now Remember Monday’s runaway momentum continues with the new single ‘More Than Ever’. Listen HERE.
‘More Than Ever’ is a song for anyone who believes in the power of true love and is willing to bet their heart on finding it. The girls’ voices all soar individually but together they go further, their sleek harmonies unlocking the yearning and optimism of the song. And the music is just as uplifting, blending glacial ‘80s-tinged synths, dramatic beats and some classic country banjo to create a new Remember Monday fan favourite.
They have each individually starred in musicals too, including West End productions of ‘Les Misérables’, ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ and ‘Matilda’ as well as the touring ‘SIX’. But since quitting their day jobs in 2023, Remember Monday have gone from strength-to-strength.
And that rise is shown with their upcoming ‘What The Hell Just Happened?’ headline tour, which culminates with their biggest show so far at London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire. It’s a huge step up from last year’s tour, going from 6 to 17 nights and all in bigger venues. The dates are below, remaining tickets are available HERE:
OCTOBER
13th – Cardiff, The Globe (LOW TICKETS)
16th – Belfast, Limelight
17th – Dublin, The Green Room
19th – Bristol, The Fleece (SOLD OUT)
20th – Portsmouth, Wedgewood Rooms (LOW TICKETS)
21st – Brighton, Chalk
23rd – Nottingham, Rescue Rooms
24th – Sheffield, Foundry
25th – Newcastle, Digital
27th – Manchester, Gorilla
28th – Glasgow, SWG3 Warehouse (LOW TICKETS)
30th – Liverpool, O2 Academy 2
NOVEMBER
1st – Leeds, Stylus
2nd – Birmingham, O2 Academy 2 (LOW TICKETS)
4th – Norwich, The Adrian Flux Waterfront Studio (SOLD OUT)
5th – Cambridge, Junction
7th – London, O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire
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