"Proper punk anthems" - Alyx Holcombe - BBC RADIO 1

"Reminds of early days of The Clash" - John Kennedy, Radio X

"Absolutely in the here and now" - God Is In The TV

Teen punks Noah & The Loners latest single 'Crash Landing' hit Radio 1, Radio 6 (playlisted), & Radio X. New EP 'A Desolate Warning' came out this week and a track off it (Losing My Head) has been added to the massive 'All New Punk' Spotify playlist. The band head out to SXSW on 11th March to play BBC Introducing, Fierce Panda & more great stages



SXSW

Wed 13th March - British Music Embassy - Downright Backyard - 8.10pm

Thur 14th March - Marshall Funhouse - Parish - 1am

Fri 15th March - Fierce Panda Records - Seven Grand - 9.20pm

Sat 16th March - Music For Listeners - Lazarus - 4pm


Punk teens Noah and the Loners are fronted by 19 year old singer songwriter Noah Lonergan on vocals and guitar, with Amber Welsh (bass), Joseph Boyle (guitar) and Noah Riley (drums) completing the line-up. Noah has something to say and he’s saying it loud. His powerful songs capture the zeitgeist of Gen Z – from personal tracks on teenage love and his experience of toxic masculinity as a trans man, to political blasts at racism, corruption and the climate crisis. The band’s sound is influenced by OG legends X-Ray Spex, The Clash and Buzzcocks, along with the alternative stylings of Idles, Paramore and Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes.

Noah has been singing since he could talk and first picked up a guitar when he was 11. He started gigging with his school mates a couple of years later, and his first band Polarized Eyes gained national airplay on Tom Robinson’s BBC Introducing Mixtape on 6Music, when Noah was just 14. Subsequent tracks gained stellar reviews and radio play on the likes of BBC Radio 1, Radio X, BBC 6Music and Amazing Radio. Continuing his precocious success, Noah is the youngest artist ever to be signed to Marshall Records.

Noah and the Loners’ live shows are full of fire and fury, forged in iconic venues from London’s Dublin Castle and O2 Academy Islington to Liverpool Sound City. Standing politely in the corner watching the band play is NOT an option. Get ready to go nuts!