Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

PUNK ★ ROCK ★ ALT


Events

New Heights for The Molotovs as They Join Yungblud and Aim for Another No. 1

“It’s been brilliant to see what Dom has achieved for British rock and roll on the world stage. There’s so much more to come from both Yungblud and The Molotovs.” — Issey Cartlidge

The Molotovs @press

The Molotovs Join Yungblud’s 2026 Arena Tour as New Dates Announced

Fresh off a triumphant headline set at Camden’s Electric Ballroom, The Molotovs are heading for even bigger stages. The sibling-led band will join Yungblud on his massive 2026 UK arena tour, with new dates just added in Sheffield, Liverpool, and Belfast due to overwhelming demand.

The band—Matthew and Issey Cartlidge, aged just 17 and 19—will bring their high-energy sound to arenas across the country next spring, alongside The Warning, as Yungblud continues his ascent as one of Britain’s defining rock acts.

The Molotovs’ inclusion comes as they prepare to release their third single, ‘Rhythm Of Yourself’, via Marshall Records on Friday 31st October. Produced by Jason Perry at Marshall Studios and backed by ‘Johnny Don’t Be Scared’ (recorded at Paul Weller’s Black Barn Studios), the track will be available on white vinyl and all digital platforms.

The single follows their two previous No. 1 physical singles, ‘More More More’ and ‘Today’s Gonna Be Our Day’, and paves the way for their debut album, Wasted On Youth, set for release on 30th January 2026.

Yungblud Idols Tour 2026

Yungblud + The Molotovs + The Warning – UK Arena Tour Dates

11/4 Sheffield, Utilita Arena (new date)
12/4 Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena (new date)
14/4 Belfast, SSE Arena (new date)
15/4 Dublin, 3Arena
17/4 Leeds, First Direct Arena (sold out)
18/4 Cardiff, Utilita Arena (sold out)
20/4 Glasgow, OVO Hydro (sold out)
21/4 Newcastle Upon Tyne, Utilita Arena (sold out)
23/4 Birmingham, Utilita Arena (sold out)
24/4 London, O2 Arena (sold out)
25/4 Manchester, AO Arena (sold out)


Camden’s Electric Energy

Last week, The Molotovs packed out Camden’s iconic Electric Ballroom for a sweat-drenched, mosh-filled celebration of raw, youthful rock energy. Their hour-long set included soon-to-be-released tracks like ‘Urbia’ and ‘My Metallic Wife’, as well as favourites like ‘More More More’ and ‘Popstar’.

The Molotovs – Electric Ballroom 23rd October 2025 – Credit Cris Watkins

Among the crowd? James McCartney, son of Sir Paul and a fan of the band. It’s a sign of the heavy hitters watching this young duo rise.

With over 600 gigs played since 2020 and shout-outs from Green Day and Paul Weller, The Molotovs are carving a place among UK rock’s most exciting new names.


2025 Support Tour with Palaye Royale

Before they hit arenas with Yungblud, The Molotovs will tour with Palaye Royale in November 2025:

3/11 – SWG3, Glasgow
4/11 – NX, Newcastle
5/11 – The Prospect Building, Bristol
7/11 – O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester
8/11 – Beckett Student Union, Leeds
9/11 – O2 Academy, Birmingham

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

In case you missed it

News

After months of speculation and a seismic performance at the 2025 MTV VMAs, rock icons Aerosmith and boundary-pushing British star Yungblud have officially unveiled...

News

“The chorus is a ‘sod all that’ attitude—be your own man and groove to the beat of your own drum.” - Matt Carts

Video

"‘Like A Woman Can’ is Venus asking Mars to meet her in the middle while in the midst of a bisexual awakening." — Lzzy...

Video

This is the band at its most over-the-top and unashamedly dramatic. But as our hero Jim Steinman once said, “Sometimes going all the way...