Gallus - Life Is Bliss In Europe 2026/27 + Support

Gallus embodies youthful anticipation and energetic indie-punk. They blend the vitality of Sports Team, the wit of Yard Act, and introspection akin to Fontaines D.C. Originating in a Glasgow pub, cousins Paul and Eamon Ewins formed a band with Barry Dolan despite limited musical backgrounds. Later, they were joined by guitarist Gianluca Bernacchi, and Matt McGoldrick on bass. Known for electrifying live shows, they’ve supported Biffy Clyro, graced international stages, and were crowned Best Rock/Alternative at the Scottish Alternative Music Awards 2022. Their debut album, ‘We Don’t Like The People We Become’ (2023), explores anxieties about growing up in a post-crisis world with humour and energy. Their follow-up ‘Cool To Drive’ EP (2025) saw Gallus up the attitude and tap into their raw punk-driven sound. The EP highlights the band’s heavier side, produced, mixed, and mastered by Blair Crichton of Dead Pony. The band have continued this working relationship with Blair and have recently released Gallus embodies youthful anticipation and energetic indie-punk. They blend the vitality of Sports Team, the wit of Yard Act, and introspection akin to Fontaines D.C. Originating in a Glasgow pub, cousins Paul and Eamon Ewins formed a band with Barry Dolan despite limited musical backgrounds. Later, they were joined by guitarist Gianluca Bernacchi, and Matt McGoldrick on bass. Known for electrifying live shows, they’ve supported Biffy Clyro, graced international stages, and were crowned Best Rock/Alternative at the Scottish Alternative Music Awards 2022. Their debut album, ‘We Don’t Like The People We Become’ (2023), explores anxieties about growing up in a post-crisis world with humour and energy. Their follow-up ‘Cool To Drive’ EP (2025) saw Gallus up the attitude and tap into their raw punk-driven sound. The EP highlights the band’s heavier side, produced, mixed, and mastered by Blair Crichton of Dead Pony. Continuing this working relationship with Blair, Gallus have now released their second album ‘Life Is Bliss’. Speaking about the album, Gallus say: "A lot of this record is about trying to find stability when the things you care about seem to be changing around you. Some of it comes from watching Glasgow transform, some of it comes from getting older and some of it comes from feeling like life isn't moving forward in the way you'd hoped. It's probably the most honest representation of who we are as a band right now". Gallus’ focus is self-deprecation and live catharsis, aiming to share their ethos and energy worldwide.