The band announced as main support to The Libertines in Autumn.

It’s been quite a year for the young punk rockers. Having played the BBC Introducing Stage at Reading and Leeds in 2016 as well as supporting the likes of SWMRS & DMA’S, being mentored by Carl Barat and releasing their debut single Moon On A Stick only 12 months ago, BlackWaters now continue their thunderous journey through 2017.

With raucous spirit piercing through the ether, BlackWaters unveil two tracks that contrast as much as they align together. Let The Good Times Roll is an anthemic tune that punches with passion and thrill as we anticipate the long summery nights and getting wasted alongside other activities the holidays hold for us. Wrapped up in two minutes, the song masterfully layers the hard-hitting guitars and banging drums as the boisterous sharp vocals ring in our ears for a long time.

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Love Is A Future Computer (Try Another Way) takes it down a notch but doesn’t lose its fervent nature along the way. Extracting the raw elements from their distinct soundscape, BlackWaters showcase the diversity of their polished songwriting skills, and frankly we can’t wait to hear more.

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The group prepares to take their high-octane live set on the road with headline shows, festivals including Reading & Leeds, the ‘This Feeling’ Tour and most excitingly as main support to The Libertines this Autumn.