Leeds-based quartet L’objectif are making waves with their latest EP release, The Left Side, (via Chess Club Records). Known for their unique mix of dark indie and pop-punk, the band will embark on a headline tour next month, including a much-anticipated show in their hometown at the Brudenell Social Club Community Room on April 13th.
The Left Side features tracks showcasing the band’s evolution and diverse influences, from Iggy Pop to BBC Radio 6 Music’s Steve Lamacq. Saul, the band’s frontman, emphasises the EP’s personal nature, reflecting on their teenage years with a mature perspective.
The band, consisting of Saul Kane, Louis Bullock, Ezra Glennon, and Dan Richardson, has already received critical acclaim and support from notable figures in the music industry. Their journey continues with upcoming performances across the UK, promising fans an intimate glimpse into their artistic growth and the emotional depth of their music.
See L’objectif live in 2024:
11 Apr | The Poetry Club, Glasgow
12 Apr | Bobiks, Newcastle
13 Apr | Brudenell Social Club (Community Room), Leeds
18 Apr | The Jacaranda, Liverpool
19 Apr | The Lodge at Deaf Institute, Manchester
20 Apr | Dead Wax Digbeth, Birmingham
25 Apr | The Louisiana, Bristol
26 Apr | Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff
27 Apr | The Bodega, Nottingham
1 May | The George Tavern, London
2 May | Prince Albert, Brighton
4 May | The 1865, Southampton
18 May | Get Together Festival, Sheffield
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