2018 Stoke-on-Trent gave birth to an exceptionally exciting prospect that are destined for big things: The Underclass. After their initial year of sold-out performances in their hometown, they followed up with more gigs in prestigious venues across the country, including The Cavern Club in Liverpool, Jimmy’s in Manchester, and even made it on-stage at the O2 Academy in Leicester.
The Underclass are a five-piece band with a sound that effortlessly blends both timeless and modern, and which draws inspiration from a long line of musical royalty to generate productions that are a cascading combination of optimism, entertainment and positive energy.
Their next release, âHometownâ, is the newest milestone on what seems to be a never-ending journey of inevitable success. This thunderous anthem-to-be draws on the bandâs musical inspirations of The Enemy and The Twang in order to bring its listeners a thoroughly engaging production that is yet another clear indication that the band is on an inevitable path to becoming a massive hit.
âHometown is a song heavily based around our roots. It tells the story of going back to where youâre from, what made you, who you are and how you should never forget your roots,â the band explains. âMany have described the tune as a people’s anthem. Which for us is probably the best way to describe this song with its meaningful lyrics, huge guitars and groove filled bass and drums.â
You can listen to The Underclass â Hometown on our link below
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