NEW VIDEO + TOUR DATES!
"There aint no party like an Outcry party!" Kerrang!
After a year that saw Outcry Collective announce themselves to the world with a relentless tour schedule and the release of their debut EP, 2008 has started in similarly explosive fashion.
2007 saw the boys take their ferocious good time rock and roll out on the road, sharing stages with some of the best up and coming underground talent the UK has to offer including Meet Me In St Louis, Flood Of Red, This City, Young Guns and Attack! Vipers! It also saw the release of their debut EP ‘Pay-Per-View-Love. Five tracks of passionate, intense and truly captivating hardcore rock and roll.
Being tipped for big things in 2008 by the Radio 1 Rock show, Kerrang and Rocksound amongst others, Outcry immediately set about justifying the praise with a new video and 10 dates tearing it up on tour with Ferret records Maylene & the Sons of Disaster and Victory records A Day to Remember. The video for “New Franchise Mess” was the stunning work of D.A.R.Y.L who’s previous work includes videos for Gallows, Funeral for a Friend and Pendulum -
Now the boys are immediately embarking on 7 dates with fellow UK hardcore mob 1000 Hertz, a singletons Valentines Day alternative supporting ****ed Up at the London Barfly and a series of headline dates at the end of February!
1000 Hertz dates:
25.01.08 London Cross Kings
26.01.08 Milton Keynes The Pitz
28.01.08 Leeds Joseph Well
29.01.08 Derby The Vic Inn
31.01.08 Stoke The Glebe
01.02.08 Brighton Greenhouse effect
02.02.08 Watford
14.02.08 London Camden Barfly SUPPORTING ****ED UP
Headline dates:
21.02.08 Surrey The Tumbley
22.02.08 Newport Langtons
24.02.08 Kingston Fighting Cocks
01.03.08 London Cross King
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"Tight, riff-laden Southern (American)–tinged hardcore… worth keeping an ear out for" Kerrang!
“Belting hard rock… as if Every Time I Die had walked into Deep Purple's rehearsal room and started playing their instruments." Metal Hammer
“Gets the heart pumping, the fists pounding….Outcry Collective yell, thrash and solo in all the right places” Rocksound
“Southern US tinged hardcore punk ‘n’ roll assault…..this 5 track debut EP explodes out of the speakers” Big Cheese
“Hardcore has a new name and it’s Outcry Collective” Subba Cultcha
