Bellevue Days are releasing new EP ‘Rosehill’ in July

Croydon sludge-rockers Bellevue Days are back! After unveiling ‘Manic March’ towards the end of last year, the band will be releasing their brand new EP ‘Rosehill’ on 4th July. The follow up to last year’s ‘Sad Boy’ was recorded at Stakeout Studios and was mixed and mastered by Jason Wilson (who’s also worked with You Me At Six and Don Broco). Speaking of the new EP, the band said: “Each song is based on a few very significant events in each of our lives, without which we highly doubt the songs would have even come about. We’ve drawn from some of the more shitty times in our lives, whether it be over-indulging on booze, drugs or religion - it’s a reflection on, and homage to, our youth”. As well as revealing details about the EP, the band have also shared a new video for ‘Secret Love’, and announced a string of UK tour dates! As well as hitting up a few festivals over the next few months, they’ll also be road with Patrons and The Young Hearts in August and October. Watch the video for ‘Secret Love’ and see the band’s upcoming tour dates below.