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The Molotovs feature in new Beatles Instagram reel

“The Molotovs can be seen playing the famous riff of The Beatles’ Day Tripper” in a new post from the band’s official Instagram account.

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

The Molotovs appear in The Beatles’ official Instagram reel for Day Tripper release

The Molotovs have appeared in a new reel shared by The Beatles’ official Instagram account, with the London band performing the unmistakable guitar riff from Day Tripper.

The clip is a collaboration between The Beatles’ account and Denmark Street venue and studio Sixty Sixty Sounds. It arrives in support of Day Tripper (Songwriting Work Tape), a rare early recording set to feature on an expanded edition of Rubber Soul, due in October.

The Molotovs – 2000 Trees 2025 – Credit – Cris Watkins

Before the riff took shape

The work tape captures Day Tripper before its defining riff had been added, while the new reel brings that eventual hook to the foreground through The Molotovs’ performance.

The appearance comes as the band prepare limited-edition CD and cassette editions of their new release, Urbia/Down At The Cafe, their first new music since their No. 3 debut album.

Watch The Beatles’ Instagram reel here.

Limited editions of Urbia/Down At The Cafe are available via Marshall Records. Order the release here.

The Molotovs tour kicks off next week, starting in Cardiff. Remaining tickets in the link https://themolotovs.os.fan/

The Molotovs – Welcome To Urbia 2026
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