Dare The Hunna

• 1Dare03:12
• 2One03:11
• 3Fever03:07
• 4Babe, Can I Call?04:10
• 5Flickin' Your Hair03:50
• 6NY to LA03:00
• 7Lover04:09
• 8Summer03:26
• 9Mother04:08
• 10Y.D.W.I.W.M.02:39
• Total Runtime34:52

Info for Dare

"Dare" the new album following the release of their hugely successful debut album in the summer of 2016, Hertfordshire, UK’s The Hunna have established themselves as one of the UK’s most in-demand bands. Having experienced a rapid rise that saw the band land at #13 in the UK album charts 10 months into their career, The Hunna have gone onto achieve a massive amount in the 18 months that have followed. 2017 saw The Hunna headline Camden's prestigious Roundhouse as well as a pioneering moment topping the Festival Republic Stages at Reading and Leeds Festival. 2018 is shaping up to be another huge year for The Hunna, with the release of their second studio album, ‘Dare’, due 25th May. Music from the forthcoming record has already made an impact at BBC Radio 1 with support from the likes of Annie Mac and Nick Grimshaw, and the band’s Spotify listenership topped One Million. Having recently performed two massive nights at London’s Brixton Academy, The Hunna are currently embarking on a world tour playing their debut shows in Australia before heading out to Europe and North America. Previously referred to as ‘Rock’s Next Big Thing’ by Kerrang Magazine, singles ‘Bonfire’ and ‘You & Me’ have helped to sell over 45,000 copies of their debut album ‘100’, making it one of the most successful releases by a UK band in recent times. The Hunna will be aiming to go one better with DARE this summer. Track Listing: 1. Dare 2. One 3. Fever 4. Babe, Can I Call? 5. Flickin' Your Hair 6. NY to LA 7. Lover 8. Summer 9. Mother 10. Y.D.W.I.W.M. (Y.D.W.I.W.M. physical version)

The Hunna

The Hunna
Fresh out of the blocks, this UK four-piece are becoming indie-rock’s brightest light. Since their launch in October 2015, The Hunna’s rise has been nothing short of spectacular. Off the back of their debut single ‘Bonfire’, the band had soon sold out three nights at London’s Bostom Music Rooms. By the band’s second single, ‘We Could Be’, their music was making waves in the iTunes and Spotify charts on a global scale. While The Hunna are essentially a straight-up, high-octane rock band, their guitar-driven sound has a pounding, futuristic edge to it. Having working with producers such as Tim Larcombe and Duncan Mills, The Hunna have carved out a string of huge songs that already boast over 1.75 million Spotify streams, 5 million video views and have been backed by the likes of Zane Lowe, Annie Mac and Huw Stephens.

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