ABOUT

Over the past few years, the band have built a reputation as one of the most exciting DIY acts the UK has to offer. They've appeared at Y Not Festival, Dot2Dot and Camp Bestival, played packed-out headline shows across the East and West Midlands, and shared stages with the likes of Miles Kane, The Kairos, Sundara Karma, The Rosadocs and Villanelle. With a fresh line-up, a busy live calendar and new releases set for 2026 and 2027, SWRVE arrive with a harder-hitting, rawer sound and years of live momentum behind them.
  

In The Press

Under their former name, the band’s previous singles were hailed by the likes of BBC Introducing, BBC Radio 6 and Amazing Radio, alongside glowing reviews from NME, CLASH and EARMILK, giving SWRVE a level of critical pedigree where only few emerging bands can claim from day one.

SWRVE are built for the stage. From sold-out headline shows across Nottingham and a packed-out, 500-capacity headline at Birmingham's O2 Institute2 to supporting Miles Kane in the venue’s main room, those milestones are testament to a fully DIY band who've built their own momentum from the ground up. That same approach extends offstage too, with the band building their own team around people who believe in what they're doing.

The new chapter begins with SWRVE’s upcoming single 'Notice', a restless, high-impact rock anthem driven by urgency and emotion. The Midlands four-piece come out swinging, pairing the raw, powerful guitars of Foo Fighters with the alt-rock pull of Feeder, the towering scale of Biffy Clyro and a fast, punchy backline driven by the punk energy and tempo of Turnstile. Fiery, direct and built to explode live, 'Notice' offers the first real glimpse of the sound SWRVE are taking into their debut EP, due in early 2027.