Nothing But Thieves Drop Latest Single ‘Evolution’

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Embracing a decade of creativity and success, Nothing But Thieves, a well-known five-piece band from Southend, has returned with a fresh new single called ‘Evolution.’ Released through RCA/Sony Music, this track marks the beginning of a new era for the band, showcasing their dedication to musical growth and evolution.

Having headed back to their roots by recording at Angelic Studios where they produced their debut album, the band has immersed themselves in a world of authenticity and DIY spirit. ‘Evolution’ serves as a sneak peek into the band’s upcoming music and was introduced to a live audience of 250 individuals and millions of fans worldwide during a YouTube livestream. Jack Saunders featured the track as Radio 1’s Hottest Record, setting the stage for its official release.

Nothing But Thieves is known for their versatile musical style that draws inspiration from various genres. Their latest track is an energetic blend of soaring vocals and dynamic guitars, creating a powerful anthem that is distinctly Nothing But Thieves. With a subtle reference to a local live venue that holds sentimental value, ‘Evolution’ is a resolute declaration of the band’s intentions, invoking feelings of unity, nostalgia, and optimism. The accompanying video, shot in London in front of 250 fans during a recent livestream event, will be launched next week, along with more updates from the band.

Reflecting on their journey, Nothing But Thieves shares, “It’s a song that’s not too concerned about finality. I think imperfection and authenticity is becoming ever more valuable and it’s definitely something we’re drawn to. We’ve spent some time trying to work out what’s real and tangible about who we are and how we use our time. The people we travel the world with, the human moments on stage, the connection we make with those who come to our shows. That’s real. It’s a bit of a love letter to the people in our world in that way.”

In 2023, the band achieved their first #1 album with ‘Dead Club City’, adding to their series of Top 10 records including ‘Moral Panic’, ‘Broken Machine’, and ‘Nothing But Thieves’. Their success was further solidified by ‘The DCC World Tour’, which included sold-out shows at London’s Wembley Arena and various other venues across Europe and North America. With over 1.2 million album sales worldwide, 2 billion streams, and 250 million video views, Nothing But Thieves has garnered a dedicated global following for their impactful alternative rock sound.

This summer, the band is set to perform at Radio 1’s Big Weekend and will also support Biffy Clyro during their outdoor shows in London and Edinburgh. Their extensive tour schedule includes various locations across Europe, promising an exciting lineup of performances for their fans.

In conclusion, Nothing But Thieves continues to captivate audiences with their dynamic music and genuine passion for creating meaningful connections through their art. ‘Evolution’ serves as a testament to their ongoing journey of growth and exploration, solidifying their position as one of the UK and Europe’s most beloved and respected musical acts.

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