Showing posts with label luna rosa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label luna rosa. Show all posts

Thursday, 11 January 2018

Luna Rosa

Image may contain: 1 personLuna Rosa are an Alt-Psych Indie four piece hailing from Corby.

They profess to playing, "drums and bass that shake the cranium, guitars that wail like a banshee, anthemic lyrics that will have the masses bellowing from the utmost top of their lungs as they are forced to move by the wall of sound that now induces them. Brash and raucous scenes held on a plethora of euphoria as Luna Rosa have taken to the stage."






No automatic alt text available.Formed in 2015, Luna Rosa have played up and down the UK racking up over 200 gigs over a two year period; including headline and festival slots. Their live shows are hailed as brash, exciting and raucous. Grabbing the crowd from the off and not letting them go. 

The release of Luna Rosa's first EP in November 2015 brought an array of positive reviews and led to bigger gigs. In 2016 the single from the EP This One (High On The Groove) was played on over 50 nationwide radio stations, including Ralph's Indie Show on Radio KC. 2017 continued in the same vein and with the promise of a new single and tour 2018 looks like a good year.

Thursday, 20 April 2017

Luna Rosa

Image may contain: 4 people, people standingRalph's been looking at all the bands and artistes playing at this year's Blackthorn Festival in July and featured them all in one big blog, but there's a few which we'll be taking a closer look at over the next few weeks.

One such band is Luna Rosa who hail from Corby in Northampton-shire and they profess to...

"bringing a raucous sound that the music industry has been missing for far too long. Big beats to shake your cranium, groovy rhythms, Guitars that scream and wail like a banshee. Walls of sound that force the people to move, all laced with anthemic lyrics."







No automatic alt text available.Formed in 2014 Luna Rosa have played up and down the UK racking up over 200 gigs in just over two years, including headline and festival slots. Their live shows are brash, exciting and raucous, grabbing the crowd from the off and not letting them go.

The release of the first Luna Rosa E.P in Nov 2015 brought an array of reviews, sessions and much bigger gigs. In 2016 the single from the E.P This One (High On The Groove) was played on over 50 nationwide radio stations, including BBC Introducing and BBC 6. and Ralph's Radio KC Indie Show.

The next single by Luna Rosa is due to be released in May, followed by a tour and the aforementioned appearance at Blackthorn Festival. Looks like this is going to be a massive year for Luna Rosa with their fan-base getting bigger; as are the gigs, making them a band not to be missed.