Press Club debuts new single “To All The Ones That I Love” before upcoming album release

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Upon the forthcoming album release, Press Club, a Melbourne-based punk-rock band, has unveiled the music video for their latest single, ‘To All The Ones That I Love’ directed by Nick Manuell. The band has a series of UK tour dates scheduled for July 2025 in support of the new album, including an appearance at the 2000 Trees Festival. The video embodies a raw intimacy and the band’s signature grit, reinforcing the message of the track as a profound love letter to connection, community, and self.

Drummer Frank from Press Club expressed that the new single is a message directed to various groups of people. It serves as a tribute to their loyal fans who have accompanied them on their musical journey, their friends, and families who offer unwavering support, and to each other as band members who have grown together and provided mutual support. ‘To All The Ones That I Love’ serves as a heartfelt love letter not only to their fans and families but also to themselves, highlighting the bond and unity within the band.

Press Club is set to release their fourth album ‘To All The Ones That I Love’ independently on May 2, 2025. The album promises a diverse and evolved sound, delving into themes of introspection, growth, and the strength derived from self-awareness. Preceding singles like ‘Tightrope’, ‘I Am Everything,’ and ‘Wasted Days’ have received substantial airplay on UK radio, with accolades such as Tune of The Week on the BBC R1 Rock Show and support from prominent shows at BBC 6music and Radio X.

European fans won’t have to wait long to catch Press Club on tour, with dates lined up for June, including appearances at Farewell Youth and Not Sorry Festivals in Germany, and their debut performance in Croatia at the INmusic Festival. Additionally, a slew of headline shows are in the works with support from Australian bands DZ Deathrays and Mannequin Death Squad.

Iain MacRae, the band’s bassist, expressed excitement for the upcoming tour, citing their eagerness to perform songs from the new album. Press Club, who have quickly risen from emerging artists to critically acclaimed punk veterans, gained global recognition with their debut ‘Late Teens’ in 2018 and its sequel ‘Wasted Energy’ in 2019. Their third album, ‘Endless Motion’ released in 2022, further solidified their reputation as a pivotal force in Australia’s punk scene.

Press Club’s upcoming album ‘To All The Ones That I Love’ is due out on May 2, 2025. Be sure to catch them on their 2025 tour dates across the UK and Europe, promising an electrifying live experience and showcasing their latest musical evolution.

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