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SUMMARY:The Tubs + Mopar Stars
LOCATION:Tubby’s Kingston
DESCRIPTION:Upon arriving in the United States for **The Tubs’** first to
 ur of the country\, frontman Owen Williams told The New Yorker\, “We’r
 e here to unite the country. We’re gonna come\, like\, three times. By t
 hat point\, I think this place will start healing.” Then\, joyously\, th
 ey did just that\, piling into a van and criss-crossing the States\, bring
 ing their literary\, bleary-eyed\, world-weary\, night-of-your-life highwi
 re act to the masses when it was needed most. Along the way\, they signed 
 to Merge Records\, who will release The Tubs’ third full-length album\, 
 Hard Life\, on September 11\, 2026.\n\nThe Tubs have never lacked for ambi
 tion — on Hard Life\, theirs is to complicate the Tub-ullar experience. 
 Having perfected their sound across two albums and hundreds of shows\, the
  London-based Celtic jangle boyband — Williams (vocals\, guitar\, keyboa
 rds\, bass)\, Dan Lucas (guitar)\, Taylor Stewart (drums)\, and Max Warren
  (bass) — push themselves even further into the shimmering heart of virt
 uosic indie rock. They’re joined by frequent collaborators Lan McArdle (
 vocals)\, George Nicholls (guitar)\, and Rachel Kenedy (keyboards)\, all o
 f whom have orbited various Tubs and Gob Nation-adjacent efforts dating ba
 ck to Joanna Gruesome\, but the secret to Hard Life’s lushness is the ad
 dition of fiddle player Chris Haigh\, an instructor and session musician w
 ho left an indelible mark on British pop on Steps’ “5\, 6\, 7\, 8.”
 \n\n**Mopar Stars** is the hooky\, guitar-forward indie rock project from 
 Philly artist Nao Demand (Poison Ruïn)\, joined by guitarist Bill Magerr 
 (Zorn)\, bassist and vocalist Nneka Anyaoku (S-21)\, and drummer Evan Camp
 bell (Sheer Mag). Since first surfacing in 2023 with the Shoot the Moon ta
 pe\, the band has quietly built a catalog that rides the line of familiar 
 (think Bob Mould\, Teenage Fanclub\, Big Star) while still landing outside
  any one clear reference point.\n\nThe band’s forthcoming album Official
  Researchers Of The NJ Devil is out July 31\, 2026 via beloved Olympia lab
 el K Records (Sharp Pins\, early Modest Mouse & Built to Spill). Recorded 
 and mixed by Trish Quigley at Studio North and mastered by Amy Dragon\, th
 e 11-song LP leans further into the band’s loose\, melodic instincts. Ac
 ross the record\, Mopar Stars move effortlessly between power pop\, 90s al
 t rock\, and classic guitar songwriting without settling too cleanly into 
 any one of them.\n\nBoletos: https://dice.fm/event/7dwvw7-the-tubs-mopar-s
 tars-15th-oct-tubbys-kingston-kingston-tickets
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