Hot to trot after releasing their latest critically acclaimed album, Nice N’ Rough, via Venn Records, Bristol, UK punk n’ rollers Split Dogs start 2027 as they mean to go on with a hefty UK headline tour in February. With support on all dates from Manchester punks Bruise Control, this tour is set to weave rock n’ roll mayhem up and down the country. Split Dogs will also be undertaking a European run of dates with Canadian rockers Danko Jones in October, a Spanish headline tour In November, and a final UK show at London’s Troxy on the 12th December, before they kick off the Nice N’ Rough UK headline tour in the new year.
Nice N’ Rough was recorded at The Station House, a recording studio based in a repurposed Victorian police station in Leeds, Split Dogs quickly discovered the studio also boasts one of the country’s finest VHS collections. Fuelled with classics like Heavy Metal, Nightmare on Elm Street, and a Tina Turner live tape, the Bristol based four-piece went to work capturing their sophomore album, Nice N’ Rough, with producer Jonah Falco (Fucked Up) and engineer James Atkinson (Voorhees). The result is thirteen thumping tracks featuring lightning-fast guitar licks, raspy hooks and cues from greats like Plasmatics, New York Dolls, Motörhead and The Stooges. Front-person Harry Martinez delivers a larger-than-life, undeniable rock ‘n’ roll performance, injecting the band’s reputable live energy straight into the vocal booth.
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