logo
  • Search
  • Log in / Join
  • FEATURES
  • Album Reviews
  • Live Reviews
  • Hot Tracks
  • News
RUSHONROCK logo
Lost your password?
  • FEATURES

    FEATURES

    See all
    • Record Of The Week: The HU

      24th July 2026
    • Vinyl Of The Month: Thirsty Quireboys

      22nd July 2026
    • RED HOT TRACK OF THE WEEK: STATIC ABYSS

      20th July 2026
  • Album Reviews

    Album Reviews

    See all
    • Record Of The Week: The HU

      24th July 2026
    • Vinyl Of The Month: Thirsty Quireboys

      22nd July 2026
    • Record Of The Week: Parker Barrow

      17th July 2026
  • Live Reviews

    Live Reviews

    See all
    • Hot Knives Cut Through The Chaos

      14th July 2026
    • Mass Hysteria Defines Def Leppard Homecoming

      5th July 2026
    • Highways: Rewind

      25th May 2026
  • Hot Tracks
  • News

    News

    See all
    • Vinyl Of The Month: Thirsty Quireboys

      22nd July 2026
    • Vinyl Of The Month: Def Leppard

      24th June 2026
    • Vinyl Of The Month: Lightning Threads

      31st May 2026
  • Trending

    Trending

    NowWeekMonth
    • RED HOT TRACK OF THE WEEK: MORK

      1
    • Exclusive Interview: Andy Taylor

      2
    • RECORD OF THE WEEK: REEKING AURA

      3
  • site logo
Prawn announce September EU/UK tour with The Flatliners

Prawn announce September EU/UK tour with The Flatliners

Adam Keys6th July 2017
News0 Comments 0

Following on from the release of their critically acclaimed album, ‘Kingfisher’ (released 12th August 2014 via Topshelf Records), and two successful EU/UK tours with Gnarwolves and Brighter & Hindsights  respectively. Prawn are set to come back to the EU/UK with The Flatliners. The spring tour is set to start on 21st September in Europe and will hit the UK from 12th October.

New Jersey based emo rock quintet, Prawn, formed in 2007 and after self-releasing their estimable full length ‘You Can Just Leave It All’ in 2011, had the album re-released by Topshelf Records (home to the likes of: Braid, Field Mouse, Diamond Youth and more). The band have since released two more LPs, most notably their last album ‘Kingfisher’, which entered the Billboard ‘Heatseekers Chart’ at No.16 upon release.

‘Kingfisher’ calls to mind bands such as The Appleseed Cast, Brand New and American Football, but never sound like they are replicating one specific sound. Prawn excel at producing songs that are extremely recognisable, but more importantly they still exhibit masses of originality. This is what made ‘Kingfisher’ one of the most extolled releases to come out of the so called ‘emo revival’ scene in 2014. However, Prawn are far more than just another emo band; They imbue their emotive and exigent vocal style with ambient post-rock infused instrumentation, and in doing so Prawn have invigorated a genre which is, more often than not, plagiarised from the seminal 90’s founders of the scene that the band take influence from.

Since their formation Prawn have extensively toured across the US playing with the likes of A Great Big Pile Of Leaves, Into It. Over It., Foxing, The Hotelier, Dikembe, and The Jazz June. Similarly, the band have previously made three visits to the EU and UK where they have consistently made a huge impact on eager audiences, acquiring new fans with every show by exhibiting their unique flavour of plaintive yet urgent emo rock.

The band also have recently been in the studio with Will Yip (Title Fight, Pianos Become The Teeth, Whirr), hinting at the possibility of new material on the horizon. Prawn have been moving from strength-to-strength with every release and this tour will provide an opportunity to potentially hear new material and to finally see why they are presently one of the most talked about bands in the scene.

TOUR DATES:

Thu 21 Sep France Paris @ Le Gibus
Fri 22 Sep Belgium Diest @ JH Tijl
Sat 23 Sep Holland Amsterdam @ Sugarfactory
Sun 24 Sep Germany Hamburg @ Hafenklang
Mon 25 Sep Germany Berlin @ Cassiopeia
Wed 27 Sep Germany Dresden @ Scheune
Thu 28 Sep Germany Hannover @ Bei Chez Heinz
Fri 29 Sep Germany Nurnberg @ Desi
Sat 30 Sep Czech Prague @ OO7
Sun 01 Oct Austria Vienna @ Arena
Mon 02 Oct Hungary Budapest @ Durer Kert
Wed 04 Oct Slovenia Ljubljana @ Gala Hala
Thu 05 Oct Italy Seregno @ Honky Tonky
Fri 06 Oct  Switzerland Lucerne @ Sedel
Sun 08 Oct Germany Munich @ Kranhalle
Mon 09 Oct Germany Stuttgart @ Keller Klub
Tue 10 Oct Germany Cologne @ MTC
Thu 12 Oct England Brighton @ The Hope
Fri 13 Oct  England Southampton @ Joiners
Sat 14 Oct England Bristol @ The Exchange
Sun 15 Oct England Manchester @ Rebellion
Tue 17 Oct England Newcastle @ Think Tank
Wed 18 Oct Scotland Glasgow @ Stereo
Thu 19 Oct England Leeds @ Brudenell Social Club
Fri 20 Oct   England Nottingham @ Bodega
Sat 21 Oct England London @ The Dome
Sun 22 Oct England Kingston @ Fighting Cocks

BodegaBrudenell Social ClubFighting CocksFlatlinersHeadlinesJoinersPrawnRebellionStereoThe DomeThe ExchangeThe HopeThink TankTopshelf Records

Share On
Tweet
Previous ArticleAlt J deliver soft, noir indie rock Relaxer
Next ArticleThe Cadillac Three release video for title track ‘Legacy’
Adam Keys

Adam has made the North East his home and has emerged as a key contributor to the live music landscape after joining Rushonrock out of university. Co-editor of the site between 2016 and 2018, he's got his finger on the digital media pulse and his contacts book is bulging.

Related Posts

  • Frank Turner Lost Evenings Camden Roundhouse, Day One

    Frank Turner and The Sleeping Souls – Lost Evenings Day One

    Adam Keys16th May 2017
  • My Ticket Home – unReal (Spinefarm Records)

    A four year hiatus has made My Ticket Home better than ever!

    Adam Keys7th October 2017
  • PVRIS

    PVRIS release music video for new song Half

    Russell Hughes15th July 2017
  • The Dears

    EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW – THE DEARS

    Adam Keys5th March 2017
  • Fokofpolisiekar Selfmedikasie album review

    Fokofpolisiekar have changed – but do they still work?

    Russell Hughes6th December 2017
  • Canvas Worry news

    Canvas announce debut album release date and new video

    Russell Hughes15th August 2017

Leave a Reply Cancel Reply

Your email address will not be published.

Recent Posts

  • Record Of The Week: The HU
  • Vinyl Of The Month: Thirsty Quireboys
  • RED HOT TRACK OF THE WEEK: STATIC ABYSS
  • Record Of The Week: Parker Barrow
  • Hot Knives Cut Through The Chaos

Recent Comments

  • Simon Rushworth on The Best Melodic Rock Albums Of 2025
  • Dave on The Best Melodic Rock Albums Of 2025
  • Meejoir on Saxon: Wheels Of Steel Keep Turning
  • Melody Lane on BYKER GRAVE FESTIVAL 2024 PREVIEW
  • Beaux on Record Of The Week: Beaux Gris Gris

Archives

Recent Posts

  • Record Of The Week: The HU
  • Vinyl Of The Month: Thirsty Quireboys
  • RED HOT TRACK OF THE WEEK: STATIC ABYSS
  • Record Of The Week: Parker Barrow
  • Hot Knives Cut Through The Chaos

Recent Comments

  • Simon Rushworth on The Best Melodic Rock Albums Of 2025
  • Dave on The Best Melodic Rock Albums Of 2025
  • Meejoir on Saxon: Wheels Of Steel Keep Turning
  • Melody Lane on BYKER GRAVE FESTIVAL 2024 PREVIEW
  • Beaux on Record Of The Week: Beaux Gris Gris

Archives

ROR Archives

Get Social

Latest

  • Record Of The Week: The HU

    24th July 2026
  • Vinyl Of The Month: Thirsty Quireboys

    22nd July 2026
  • RED HOT TRACK OF THE WEEK: STATIC ABYSS

    20th July 2026
  • Record Of The Week: Parker Barrow

    17th July 2026
  • Hot Knives Cut Through The Chaos

    14th July 2026
 logo
  • Home
  • Advertising
  • RUSHONROCK – THE HOME OF ROCK
  • Contact Us
© rushonrock.com