Amy Woodall: Last News

Summer may be coming to an end, but there’s a last bite of the seasonal cherry with a mini heatwave predicted over the next few days.

Crawlers have announced their first-ever 2024 UK headlining tour which is set to kick off later this winter.The Liverpudlian quartet – comprised of Harry Breen, Liv May, Holly Minto and Amy Woodall – are set to play a string of live dates in support of their debut album ‘The Mess We Seem To Make‘. Kicking off on December 2 at the SWG3 Warehouse in Glasgow, the band will make their way across the UK making stops in Manchester, Liverpool, and Birmingham.

Crawlers have announced details of their debut mixtape, with ‘Loud Without Noise’ coming this October.After announcing the project onstage at Reading Festival over the weekend, Crawlers have now revealed details of ‘Loud Without Noise’.The six-track record will include previously released singles ‘I Can’t Drive’, ‘Fuck Me (I Didn’t Know How To Say)’ and ‘I Don’t Want It‘ alongside brand new tracks ‘Feminist Radical Hypocritical Delusional’, ‘Too Soon’ and ‘Hang Me Like Jesus’.The ‘Loud Without Noise’ mixtape is out October 28 via Polydor Records and is available to pre-order now.A post shared by CRAWLERS (@crawlersband)Speaking to NME about new material backstage at Truck Festival, guitarist Amy Woodall said “it’s fucking sick,” before vocalist Holly Minto explained how Crawlers have “really stretched ourselves. We have now gone the full levels of heavy, heavy music to really soft ballads.

Crawlers have spoken about the “monumental” experience of supporting My Chemical Romance. Watch our video interview with singer Holly Minto and guitarist Amy Woodall above.Speaking to NME at Truck Festival in Oxfordshire this weekend (July 24), the Liverpool band reflected on opening for the emo legends in Woodall’s hometown of Warrington in May, where they were one of three acts supporting along with Frank Turner and Starcrawler.“We just had the best night, the show was great, the fans were loving it,” she said.Minto added: “I think supporting the band that got you through year 10 of high school is unheard of.