LAB Records: Here come The Rolling People - I'LL BE THERE - OUT NOW
Crowd-pulling, anthemist four-piece, The Rolling People, leave no corner unlit with debut EP announcement and latest single…
I’LL BE THERE
Following in the footsteps of Nell Mescal, Antony Szmierek and The K’s by signing to LAB Records, The Rolling People launch their debut EP
18 years-old, fearless and acutely observational, the Stockport four-piece set tongues wagging as tickets for 2024 live-dates run low
The Rolling People – I’ll Be There
OUT NOW – LAB Records
From the band’s upcoming EP, No Place To Be
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There’s something in the water in the North and it reaches boiling point as newcomers, The Rolling People mark their signing to taste making LAB Records with the unapologetic, turned-up-to-eleven, surging single, I’ll Be There. Studied musicianship meets the euphoric abandon of live performance as the 18-year-olds from Stockport capitalise on their barely-controlled popularity as a sought-after live band by releasing the first single from their upcoming, debut EP.
Plotting their way to a headline show at Manchester’s O2 Ritz in December, each cut of new music on the way to the No Place To Be EP, slated for springtime release, gets them closer to even bigger stages. Set to join other rising stars on the road in support slots nestled amongst their own major venue headline outings, The Rolling People have almost instantly fallen in with a community of like-minded musicians who are putting the joy of big night out pop and roll back on UK music’s front line.
Starting out at just 15-years of age and mastering their instruments in a cramped rehearsal space, the hours paid off as they SOLD OUT their debut headline UK Tour in 2023. Starting out as an entirely independent outfit, their self-release of fan-favourite, Better Man, hit No.1 on the iTunes Rock Chart and No.14 on the iTunes Official Chart, affecting a catapult start to their lives as recording artists. I’ll Be There now captures a sense of advanced confidence and recording nous having felt that first wave of warmth from a rapidly expanding family of fans.