We Tibetans

It’s been a long, and often rocky journey for Teesside-based alternative four piece We Tibetans, with tragedy and difficult personal circumstances causing the group to cycle through a multitude of different faces and forms over the years. The fact that they have emerged from this to establish themselves as among the most energetic and engrossing acts to grace the Teesside music scene is testament to the resilience and love for music underpinning their work, reflected in their unique blend of punchy rock ‘n roll sounds with stirring lyricism.

The Tibetans sound harkens back to favourite acts of the Britpop era, replete with audacious guitar riffs and raucous vocals. Far from rehashing the same old formula, their music puts modern themes of alienation and mental health front and centre, reflecting many of the band members’ personal battles. The Tibetans’ ethos is never despairing, though; in fact, their music is riven with a rare sense of optimism, seeking to find redemption amidst the turmoil of modern life.

It is precisely this energy that the band channels in their live performances, and their reputation as a fearless on-stage presence has seen their popularity grow at an astonishing rate.

Their 4th release '19th Nervous Comedown' will be available to stream everywhere from October 18th.