London Grammar will be releasing their new single ‘Wasting My Young Years’ on 16th June, which follows their debut EP release ‘Metal & Dust’.

London Grammar are Hannah Reid, Dot Major and Dan Rothman who formed the band while at university together.  After being holed up in the studio for most of 2012 working on their debut album, London Grammar dropped their first offering ‘Hey Now’ on their Soundcloud in December which has almost 370,000 plays to date.

The song garnered up a huge word of mouth buzz online and strong support at radio with plays from the likes of Zane Lowe (Next Hype), Phil Taggart & Alice Levine (ROTW), Huw Stephens, Rob Da Bank, Giles Peterson and Annie Mac to name a few. The title track of their EP ‘Metal & Dust’ was released in February, receiving its first play on Radio 1 as ‘Hottest Record’ on Zane Lowe’s show, before being added to the Radio 1 In New Music We Trust List.

‘Wasting My Young Years’ is an emotional and passionate track featuring an intricate piano hook and haunting vocals that lead into a beautiful and powerful chorus backed by escalating drums and guitars. ‘Wasting My Young Years’ received its first play on Zane Lowe’s Radio 1 show last night and can be listened to here.

London Grammar recently performed their first London headline show at a sold out Electrowerkz and will be performing a second sold out headline show at London Islington Assembly Hall on 15th May. Full live dates are as follows:

May:

Thurs 16th                            Brighton                                                               St. Bartholomew @ The Great Escape

Fri 24th                                 Manchester                                         Dot to Dot

Sat 25th                                 Bristol                                                  Dot to Dot

Sun 26th                                Nottingham                                        Dot to Dot

June:

Sat 8th                                   Lochness                                              Rockness

Sat 29th                                 Pilton                                                     Glastonbury

July:

Sun 21st                               Dublin                                                    Longitude Festival

Sat 27th                                Kendal                                                  Kendal Calling

Sun 28th                               Huntingdon                                        Secret Garden Party


Aug:

Fri 2nd                                    Dorset                                                  Camp Bestival

Fri 9th                                     Cornbury                                             Wilderness Festival


Sept:

Fri 6th                                     Isle of Wight                                       Bestival