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The Psychedelic Furs + Dear Boy
4th November 2025 • OM
- Doors • 19:00
- 19:45 • Dear Boy
- 21:00 • The Psychedelic Furs
The Psychedelic Furs
The Psychedelic Furs may not have invented rock & roll per se, but their influence since arriving on the post-punk scorched-earth landscape four decades ago has reverberated and resonated among all those who cherish the sweet-and-sour spot where rawness and romanticism meet.
Born out of the UK post-punk scene and led by vocalist and songwriter Richard Butler, and his bass-wielding brother Tim, the Furs quickly developed as one of the premiere bands at college and alternative radio, scoring a flurry of major hits with Love My Way, Pretty In Pink, Heaven, The Ghost In You and Heartbreak Beat. In all, they released eight studio albums, spawning several compilations, a boxed set, a live concert DVD and inspiring one of the most iconic motion picture soundtracks of all time.
Nearly thirty years later, their latest release, Made Of Rain, has charted in a multitude of countries and became the Furs’ second highest ranked UK album ever. It was prominently featured in the end-of-year “Best Albums” chart roundup in dozens of publications worldwide.
But the Furs especially thrive live in concert, having headlined at the UK’s famed Glastonbury Festival and, more recently, at esteemed venues including the Hollywood Bowl, London’s Royal Albert Hall, and New York’s Radio City Music Hall among others. With a dazzling live show, they continue to tour quite regularly across the globe.
The Psychedelic Furs touring lineup remains Richard Butler (vocals), Tim Butler (bass), Rich Good (guitar), Amanda Kramer (keyboards) and Zachary Alford (drums).
Dear Boy
“I feel everything… It’s better than nothing.”
Dear Boy didn’t realize they were making the best album of their lives. They were just having fun again.
The Los Angeles quartet, Ben Grey (vocals / guitar), Keith Cooper (drums), Austin Hayman (lead vocals) & Lucy Lawrence (bass / vocals) never set out to make a record so loud and euphoric, but Celebrator couldn’t be kept in the cake. After the meticulous melancholy of their first full length record, Forever Sometimes, the band was looking to make something unencumbered. Hopeful. Sunrise over sunset.
“It was almost like the four of us were creating together for the first time again,” singer Ben Grey says. “We had lived with the songs of Forever Sometimes for so long, we didn’t know what kind of band we’d be on the other side of it. Joyful, as it turns out.”
Working with producer Aron Kobayashi Ritch (Momma, Been Stellar, Snail Mail), Celebrator was tracked live in just under two weeks, both in Los Angeles and Brooklyn. The album is as much Stone Roses as it is Pinkerton. Teenage Fanclub and Siamese Dream. Catherine Wheel and Happy Mondays by way of Echo Park. Flourishes of 90’s Britpop and Southern California alternative. Grooves and cascades of fuzzy guitars. The emotional agility of Ben Grey’s lyrics, and Austin Hayman’s sublime guitar work. Melodic, loud and unpredictable. When you listen to Celebrator, it’s as if you’ve just discovered a completely new sound. Songs from another lifetime. Confetti in every measure.
“We felt possessed by the moment. Kids with guitars exploring new ways to express ourselves. No ego. No expectation. No industry pressure. We made this album to remember why we do this in the first place. Because we love it. We love each other. Joy. Connection. Heartbreak. Celebration. We’re not interested in anything other than that.”
Celebrator is out now on Last Gang Records.