A Love Letter to a Broken Town
Off the back of a huge year, The Reytons return with their fourth studio album 'A Love Letter To A Broken Town', building on a rise that has seen them become arguably the UK's most exciting and unstoppable independent band.
Releasing entirely on their own terms, with no label backing, the Rotherham four-piece have continued to defy expectations, storming the charts with 'What's Rock and Roll?' reaching #1 and 'Ballad of a Bystander' climbing to #2, cementing their place at the very top of the UK music scene.
From their breakthrough debut 'Kids Off The Estate'in 2021 to selling out 20,000 tickets in Rotherham's Clifton Park, iconic nights at Wembley Arena and making history as the first independent band to headline Tramlines Festival, their journey has been nothing short of remarkable, driven by word of mouth and a connection with fans that few can rival.
Rooted in the grit and honesty of everyday life, The Reytons continue to channel the spirit of their origins into everything they do. 'A Love Letter To A Broken Town' stays true to their roots while pushing their sound forward, capturing both the raw energy of their early days and the confidence of a band at their peak.
Tracklist
TBC
Off the back of a huge year, The Reytons return with their fourth studio album 'A Love Letter To A Broken Town', building on a rise that has seen them become arguably the UK's most exciting and unstoppable independent band.
Releasing entirely on their own terms, with no label backing, the Rotherham four-piece have continued to defy expectations, storming the charts with 'What's Rock and Roll?' reaching #1 and 'Ballad of a Bystander' climbing to #2, cementing their place at the very top of the UK music scene.
From their breakthrough debut 'Kids Off The Estate'in 2021 to selling out 20,000 tickets in Rotherham's Clifton Park, iconic nights at Wembley Arena and making history as the first independent band to headline Tramlines Festival, their journey has been nothing short of remarkable, driven by word of mouth and a connection with fans that few can rival.
Rooted in the grit and honesty of everyday life, The Reytons continue to channel the spirit of their origins into everything they do. 'A Love Letter To A Broken Town' stays true to their roots while pushing their sound forward, capturing both the raw energy of their early days and the confidence of a band at their peak.
Tracklist
TBC
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Off the back of a huge year, The Reytons return with their fourth studio album 'A Love Letter To A Broken Town', building on a rise that has seen them become arguably the UK's most exciting and unstoppable independent band.
Releasing entirely on their own terms, with no label backing, the Rotherham four-piece have continued to defy expectations, storming the charts with 'What's Rock and Roll?' reaching #1 and 'Ballad of a Bystander' climbing to #2, cementing their place at the very top of the UK music scene.
From their breakthrough debut 'Kids Off The Estate'in 2021 to selling out 20,000 tickets in Rotherham's Clifton Park, iconic nights at Wembley Arena and making history as the first independent band to headline Tramlines Festival, their journey has been nothing short of remarkable, driven by word of mouth and a connection with fans that few can rival.
Rooted in the grit and honesty of everyday life, The Reytons continue to channel the spirit of their origins into everything they do. 'A Love Letter To A Broken Town' stays true to their roots while pushing their sound forward, capturing both the raw energy of their early days and the confidence of a band at their peak.
Tracklist
TBC
