Future Fires

<a href="spotify:artist:6TsDi1ubFdcirEQG8qDhnT" data-name="Future Fires">Future Fires</a> are a four-piece rock band from Birmingham, UK, combining riff-driven melodies and crowd-pleasing hooks with singalong choruses about love, life and languishing in the modern age.

&quot;Guitars, bags of attitude and dancey undercurrents galore&quot; - Medium Magazine

Forming in 2017, early releases ‘Far’, ‘Midnight Sky’ and ‘Keep a Secret’ captured a dedicated local following and earning the band their stripes on the burgeoning Birmingham ‘indie’ scene culminating in a packed out headline show at Muther’s Studio in November 2019, as well as previously netting a high-profile show at Godiva Festival alongside support for rising stars such as <a href="spotify:artist:3uhfMjcE5HJqMIWh3Iolw0" data-name="The Pale White">The Pale White</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:0pYrJEBQD23sHMvxsBM3fO" data-name="Bang Bang Romeo">Bang Bang Romeo</a>.

&quot;Bound to cause scenes at a summer festival&quot; - Counteract

The band’s sound has been steadily evolving into what they are now calling ‘apocalyptic indie’; dark, truthful lyrics laced with cynicism and regret; loud guitars that worm their way into your consciousness; and pounding drums that leave you no option but to dance yourself into oblivion.

2020 has seen a meteoric rise in popularity for the band with a lineup change and their latest single ‘Infinite Life’ landing them their first major headline shows alongside their most widespread airplay to date, with exposure on BBC WM Introducing and Brum Radio.

Comprised of front-man Adam Norman, guitarist Jak Garrity, bassist Matt Levesley and drummer Alex Cowie, Future Fires are currently gigging across the country in support of their latest releases.