They’re soon to make their festival debut at TRNSMT 2025 - the only band on the bill without a manager, agent, or label. For a band in their infancy, The Rooks have a notably mature song-writing knack that is soon to engulf a stagnant British indie-rock genre. Their performances at 2000+ cap venues across the UK have captured the attention of Scottish stars Lewis Capaldi, Kelly Jones, and Tom Ogden, while each release continues to pull praise fit for festival headliners.
Fourth single “Right About Now” joins “Lay Me Down”, “Renegade” and “Get Up” as a thumping anthem that carries delicate melodies and radio-ready hooks reminiscent of universal stadium songs and stalwarts of the British psyche (think Kings of Leon’s ‘Sex On Fire’ and Stereophonics’ ‘Dakota’). It’s music meant to be enjoyed by crowds with an arm wrapped around another - something proven by The Rooks ability to make small clubs feel like swelling arenas. Behind these feats is a collaboration with Grammy Award-winning producer Jim Lowe (Stereophonics, The Charlatans, Foo Fighters, Manic Street Preachers, Taylor Swift) who has his paws on some of the nation’s most trusted anthems.
When The Rooks make a move, international radio play and magazines features follow, with each release building more anticipation that’s set to endure until their stadium-sized sound reaches the venues it’s fit for.
They’re soon to make their festival debut at TRNSMT 2025 - the only band on the bill without a manager, agent, or label. For a band in their infancy, The Rooks have a notably mature song-writing knack that is soon to engulf a stagnant British indie-rock genre. Their performances at 2000+ cap venues across the UK have captured the attention of Scottish stars Lewis Capaldi, Kelly Jones, and Tom Ogden, while each release continues to pull praise fit for festival headliners.
Fourth single “Right About Now” joins “Lay Me Down”, “Renegade” and “Get Up” as a thumping anthem that carries delicate melodies and radio-ready hooks reminiscent of universal stadium songs and stalwarts of the British psyche (think Kings of Leon’s ‘Sex On Fire’ and Stereophonics’ ‘Dakota’). It’s music meant to be enjoyed by crowds with an arm wrapped around another - something proven by The Rooks ability to make small clubs feel like swelling arenas. Behind these feats is a collaboration with Grammy Award-winning producer Jim Lowe (Stereophonics, The Charlatans, Foo Fighters, Manic Street Preachers, Taylor Swift) who has his paws on some of the nation’s most trusted anthems.
When The Rooks make a move, international radio play and magazines features follow, with each release building more anticipation that’s set to endure until their stadium-sized sound reaches the venues it’s fit for.
