Fat Dog: Last News

Fat Dog and Jasmine.4.t are among the first wave of names confirmed for the 2025 edition of Iceland Airwaves Festival.The event, which has been running since 1999, returns to downtown Reykjavik from November 6 to 8 this year, and tickets and travel packages are available now – you can find yours here.Alongside South London’s Fat Dog and Manchester’s Jasmine.4.t, the festival will also welcome Kenya Grace, Antony Szmierek, Deadletter, The Orchestra (For Now), Babymorocco, Ratbag, Superkoloritas and Jelena Ciric.As ever, they will also platform a number of Icelandic artists during the festival, with Elín Hall, Sunna Margrét, Milkywhale, Magnús Jóhann and Tófa all on the bill.Good morning to everyone who's watching our very first announcement! You're a true TikTokker if you spot… come on, comment who we're talking about

Queens Of The Stone Age are headlining Sheffield’s Rock N Roll Circus 2025 – find all the details below.Last week, the Josh Homme-fronted band began teasing an upcoming huge gig in Sheffield after they shared a photograph of Ecclesall Road in the Steel City showing a poster for the city’s edition of the Rock N Roll Circus festival.Now, it’s been revealed that they’re set to headline the festival on August 27, which takes place at Don Valley Bowl, as one of only two shows they’ll play in the UK in 2025.Also announced today (February 17), they’ll be joined on the line-up by Viagra Boys, Fat Dog, The Bug Club and So Good.Of Queens Of The Stone Age’s addition to the festival’s line-up, organiser Ali O’Reilly said: “We’re taking Rock N Roll Circus to the next level in 2025. Bringing a band such as Queens of the Stone Age to Sheffield is a huge moment for us and we can’t wait to welcome them to the Big Top in August.“They are the perfect act to open our celebrations and fit everything that our brand is trying to achieve,” she continued.

Fat Dog have shared their brash new single ‘Peace Song’ and shared details of a 2025 UK tour.The synth-heavy track features an ’80s flare with a children’s choir providing layers and backing vocals to the chorus of “I’m in love with the world”. Directed by James Ogram, the track’s accompanying video sees an alien bartender at a pub save the world from the big dog in the sky who has landed on Earth to destroy it.‘Peace Song’ marks Fat Dog’s first new track since the release of their debut album ‘Woof.‘ back in September.

Fat Dog have announced new tour dates for the UK, Ireland and Europe in 2025 – see the full list of dates below.Yesterday (September 2), the London punk five-piece announced a new slew of tour dates for 2025 as part of their ‘WOOF’ tour. The tour will be in support of their forthcoming LP ‘WOOF’ which is set for release on September 6 via Domino.The NME Cover stars are already due to perform in the UK and Europe this year, but have now announced additional dates.

Fat Dog have released a brand-new single called ‘Wither’ – you can listen to it below.The song will appear on the London outfit’s debut studio album ‘Woof’, which is due for release on September 6 via Domino (pre-order/pre-save here).Per a press release, the dark, brutal track “captures the intoxicating energy of the band’s live show”. Frontman Joe Love barks in the crescendo: “You better wither baby before you die/ The whole team withers/ The whole team dies.”‘Wither’ is accompanied by a ’90s video game-inspired music video, directed by Ryan Vautier.

Fat Dog have released their latest energetic single ‘All The Same’ and have shared new tour dates in the US.The track marks the band’s second release under their new label, Domino. Co-produced by James Ford (Arctic Monkeys, Geese, Shame, Blur) and the band’s frontman Joe Love, ‘All The Same’ features a retro beat reminiscent of old 80s-90s video games.