Sea Girls Tickets

Releasing their debut single in 2017, Sea Girls celebrated immediate acclaim, securing mainstream radio plays for Call Me Out and subsequently making well-received appearances at a number of festivals. It was a promising start for the four-piece who met at school and found inspiration in the likes of Bastille and The Killers. Those bands' anthemic choruses would go on to underpin much of Sea Girls' early work, spawning the Call Me Out EP in 2017 and Heavenly War a year later.

Rounding off 2018 with All I Want To Hear You Say – a song that would celebrate a significantly more successful re-release two years later – Sea Girls landed themselves on the BBC Sound of 2019 list. Retaining their rapid momentum, the band unveiled their Open Up Your Head single in February of that year, signing to Polydor Records shortly thereafter. The following months saw frontman Henry Camamile, drummer Oli Khan, guitarist Rory Young and bassist Andrew Noswad release a handful of rousing singles and take to stages at Reading & Leeds Festival, Benicàssim and more. They also joined Foals on a tour across Russia.

By the end of the year, Sea Girls had performed in the United States and been named by MTV as ones to watch in 2020. Honouring the accolade, the band released their massive Ready For More at the start of the year, joining the equally anthemic Violet on their Under Exit Lights EP and gearing the band up for the release of their highly anticipated debut full-length. Following the release of the radio mainstay 'Do You Really Wanna Know?' and the re-release of 'All I Want To Hear You Say', the band released their first album in August 2020. Open Up Your Head peaked at No.3 on the official album chart upon release.

Sea Girls maintained their impressive work ethic in the wake of their debut's release. Before 2020 was out, they'd released a new single 'This Is The End', with another four singles following in 2021. Three of those, 'Sick', 'Again Again' and 'Hometown' went on to be included on their 2022 sophomore album Homesick, which followed its predecessor in reaching No.3 in the UK album charts. A new single 'DNA' was released as a Record Store Day exclusive, while a further new single 'Falling Apart' was released in September 2022 and featured on the soundtrack to the FIFA 23 game.