Fat Dog unveil second single "All The Same" + confirm first ever US shows

Fat Dog unveil new song “All The Same” – watch video here
Confirm first ever US shows including SXSW, NYC & LA
Announce next headline show at London’s Electric Brixton

 
“[KOTS] captured the singular energy of an act responsible for a whole new underground youth movement” NME #33 Songs of the Year
“A ridiculous seven-minute journey through sound, held together by Joe Love’s searing vocal and the band’s strident sense of purpose… Utterly remarkable” Clash
“A chaotic take on punk that made you think of a clown car driven by anarchists… Excellent” The Times 4*
“As ambitious and unhinged as we’d have hoped…A chaotic whirlwind of klezmer punk, located somewhere in between a Middle Eastern souk and a crusty 3am underground rave, ‘King of the Slugs’ sounds like literally nothing else around”DIY #13 Songs of the Year
“A pulverising 7-minute epic of energy, and genre traversing ambition marking them out as a band to keep your ears out for” Under The Radar
“You NEED to see this band… pure chaos” Matt Wilkinson, Apple 1
“Exceedingly fun and exceedingly strange”Loud & Quiet
“Manically riotous and joyous” Steve Lamacq, BBC 6 Music
“A seven-minute, punk and rave-flecked psych epic” Evening Standard
 
Last August, Fat Dog released their debut single “King of the Slugs”, a 7-minute statement of intent from a band who have been rapidly building an ardent and faithful fan base with their unmissable, raucous live shows. Following their wild and triumphant sold-out gig London’s Scala in October, Fat Dog headed off on a UK tour culminating at a sold-out Salford show that NME called “The coronation of 2023’s wildest live band” in their 4* review.
 
Today, the band unveil their second single “All The Same”; co-produced by frontman Joe Love and James Ford, it’s the antidotal follow-up to “King of the Slugs”. Propulsive and galvanising, “All The Same” is underpinned by orchestra hits and eagle noises as it races along to a dramatic conclusion in under 3 minutes. Hinting at the song’s narrative, Fat Dog suggest: “What if you could turn the clock back and make a change? Just a single, well-placed kick, that perhaps could change the whole course of your life. Perhaps the party never has to stop?"
 
The video for “All The Same” is directed by Dylan Coates and stars Neil Bell (Dead Man’s Shoes, Dune, Peterloo) in a twisted, absurdist tale of time travel and fatherhood.
 
Watch the video for “All The Same” here.
Stream “All The Same” here.

As a sign of the genuine excitement growing around this band, Fat Dog have confirmed their next hometown show will be the 1500-capacity London’s Electric Brixton in April, their largest ever headline show to date as well as their first ever US live gigs in March including SXSW, NY, LA and San Francisco.

 
A limited edition 7” of “All The Same” will be released on March 22nd backed by an exclusive B-side “Land Before Time”. Pre-order from Dom Marthere.

Upcoming live dates
Thursday 18th January – Eurosonic Noorderslag 2024, Groningen
Thursday 15th February – Borderline Festival, Dublin
Friday 16th February – Dolans, Limerick
Saturday 17th February – Róisín Dubh, Galway
Saturday 24th February – Simple Things, Bristol
Friday 1st March – Les Inrocks Festival, Cent Quatre, Paris
Tuesday 12th March – Trans Pecos, Brooklyn, NY
13th - 16th March – SXSW, Austin, TX
Tuesday 19th March – El Cid, Los Angeles, CA
Wednesday 20th March – Popscene @ Brick & Mortar, San Francisco, CA
Thursday 18th April – Electric Brixton, London
Saturday 20th April – Motel Mozaique, Rotterdam
Friday 26th April – Le Printemps de Bourges, Bourges
9th-11th May – Focus Wales, Wrexham
31st May – 2nd June – Maifeld Derby, Mannheim
Saturday 6th July – Eurockeenes, Belfort
26th-29th July – Deer Shed, North Yorkshire
8th-11th August - Ypsigrock Festival, Sicily
Saturday 31st August – Manchester Psych Fest, Manchester
 
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