TX2 spotlight justice system failures in I Know What You Did video as UK tour lands
TX2 have released the official video for I Know What You Did, a bruising centrepiece from their new EP We’re Going To Hell For This…, while confirming a six-date UK headline tour for March 2027.
The track addresses the experiences of abuse survivors and the failures of the justice system, with all proceeds being donated to survivor-support organisations RAINN and Take Back The Night. The video arrives following a summer that has seen TX2 appear at Download Festival, Rock am Ring, Rock im Park and Rock for People.
Vocalist Evan Thomas said: “I am a survivor of abuse who never got justice. I know many others who have dealt with the same. 8/10 survivors never get justice because of a flawed justice system. This is the story.”
A five-track EP with nowhere to hide
Out now, We’re Going To Hell For This… brings together the new single with previously released cuts Confession, Evil Is Contagious featuring Reel Big Fish and Pickup Truck. Across its five tracks, the EP moves through themes of trauma, identity, religion and social division with a sharp-edged modern rock sound.
Thomas described Confession as a personal reckoning with the religious shame he felt growing up queer. “Confession was my chance to regain that power I felt like I lost when I first realised I wasn’t straight,” he said. “I grew up religious, and as a queer person I thought there was something wrong with me. Then I realised the problem wasn’t me. This song is powerful to us because it’s about taking that power back.”
The EP track listing is as follows:
- THE HUMAN DISEASE
- Confession
- Evil Is Contagious featuring Reel Big Fish
- I Know What You Did
- Pickup Truck
Electric Ballroom show leads March dates
TX2 will bring the material to the UK next March, beginning with their biggest UK headline show so far at London’s Electric Ballroom. The run then moves through Southampton, Bristol, Manchester and Glasgow before closing at Nottingham’s Rescue Rooms.
Thomas said: “Download was absolute chaos in the best possible way. The UK showed up, screamed every word, and made us feel right at home. We’ve always believed this community was bigger than borders, genders, sexuality, and this weekend proved it. So now it’s time to do what we’ve been talking about for a long time – come back and headline our own tour. If Download was any indication, we’re going to make some unforgettable memories together.”
- 4 March 2027 – London, Electric Ballroom
- 6 March 2027 – Southampton, 1865
- 7 March 2027 – Bristol, Thekla
- 9 March 2027 – Manchester, Academy 2
- 10 March 2027 – Glasgow, Cathouse
- 12 March 2027 – Nottingham, Rescue Rooms
