The song premiered last night as the Radio 1 ‘Midnight Drop’ on Jack Saunders Indie Show who said, “I went to see them live recently, that’s when I understood the potential that this band have, there’s a dedication, a following there, and you can’t argue… There will be delirium around this band, I mean there kind of already is, I’m talking like weird fan accounts, plenty of memes, and obsessive dedicated fans. The music sounds brilliant boys, congratulations on that one.”

The bright song is rich with synth-infused guitars and finds the Manchester four-piece reminiscing on nostalgic times and looking forward to the future.

Regarding the single frontman Josh Noble says, “‘Not Enough Love’ was born from thinking about our hometown. I just remember feeling like we just had to get out of there and moving to Manchester was such a big deal for us. The production is my favourite yet. We slowed stuff down to record and then sped it up to create really cool guitar tones. I think lyrically I just wanted to talk about everything that went on when I was a kid and being so frustrated with the politics that comes with a small suburban town.”

‘Not Enough Love’ follows the release of ‘Sugar Sweet’ earlier this year, which proved a radio hit. It gained great support from Radio 1 with Jack Saunders and Huw Stephens big fans of the band at the station, John Kennedy and Richard Waters have been strong supporters at Radio X and Zane Lowe has championed Larkins on his Beats 1 show.

Larkins have also received strong backing from BBC Introducing, who invited the band to play Reading & Leeds Festival, where they went down a storm across the weekend. ‘Sugar Sweet’ also led the band to be nominated for the ‘One To Watch’ award at the AIM Awards 2019.

The band kicked off 2019 with ‘TV Dream’, their debut single on Good Soldier Records, which also received an immense response from both fans and media. The song again received great radio support across the board and quickly clocked up over a million streams. The band went on to sell out a landmark hometown show to 2000 rapturous fans at Manchester’s Albert Hall.

Larkins are an undeniable proven live force and have sold out headline shows across the UK and Europe. They played their first US shows at SXSW this year, and returned to the States last month for their debut performance in LA with a show at School Night. Larkins have also just completed a UK tour with Love Fame Tragedy.

The band have just doubled the amount of dates on their forthcoming UK headline tour, and will start a mammoth 32-date run in October. It will see the band play their biggest London headline show yet at The Garage on November 12^th. Tickets for all shows are available now via larkinsband.com

Before kicking off their headline tour, Larkins have been announced to perform at Neighbourhood Festival in Manchester on October 12^th.

2019 has seen Larkins make a huge statement as one of the most exciting and in-demand bands to emerge from Manchester in recent times. The band are currently recording their debut album with producers Dan Nigro (A-Trak, Sky Ferreira, Lewis Capaldi), Andrew Dawson (Kanye West, Fun, Kid Cudi) and Chris Zane (Friendly Fires, Passion Pit) – a record which is sure to send Larkins even further into the stratosphere.

12^th – Manchester, Neighbourhood Festival

16^th – Derby, The Venue

17^th – Tunbridge Wells, The Forum

18^th – Bournemouth, The Anvil

21^st – Southampton, Joiners

22^nd – Bristol, Rough Trade

23^rd – Exeter, Cavern

24^th – Brighton, The Pipeline

29^th – Leeds, Wardrobe

31^st – Glasgow, King Tuts

1^st – Edinburgh, Sneaky Pete’s

3^rd – Newcastle, Think Tank?

4^th – Nottingham, Bodega

6^th – Birmingham, The Sunflower Lounge

7^th – Bishop’s Stortford, The Half Moon

8^th – Leicester, Duffy’s Bar

11^th – Norwich, Norwich Arts Centre

12^th – London, The Garage

13^th – Stoke-On-Trent, Sugarmill

14^th – Liverpool, The Zanzibar Club

16^th – Huddersfield, The Parish

18^th – Milton Keynes, The Craufurd Arms

20^th – Cardiff, Clwb Ifor Bach

21^st – Hull, The Polar Bear

22^nd – Sheffield, Leadmill

25^th – Dublin, Academy 2

27^th – St Albans, The Horn

29^th – York, Fulford Arms

30^th – Sunderland, Independent

5^th – Wigan, The Old Courts

6^th – Banbury, Also Known As

8^th – Plymouth, Junction

PRAISE FOR LARKINS

“Manchester guitar-poppers Larkins make massive tunes with huge choruses made for the indie dancefloor”

Music Crowns
“Straight laced indie pop filled with anthemic choruses and heartfelt lyricisms”

The Line of Best Fit
“Manchester’s next arena act”

Manchester Evening News