The RAT BOY gang have been all over the world, but there’s no place like home. And with today’s release of their new album ‘SUBURBIA CALLING’ they present stories inspired by their Essex heartland – but also capture a microcosm of British culture that’s reflected right across our green and
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RAT BOY have recorded in Los Angeles with Tim Armstrong of Rancid, played festivals as far afield as Japan and China, and toured North America with The Interrupters. Yet for all those
Always dedicated to doing things on their own terms, the internationally unknown
Essex rabble-rousers RAT BOY have been blasting out their anarchic punk, ska
It’s a New Year and everything’s fucked… again. From riots to the cost-of-living and endless misinformation, it’s hard to shake the RAT BOY gang’s feeling that “they ain’t no future for you
The RAT BOY gang have been all over the world, but there’s no place like home. And with today’s release of their new album ‘SUBURBIA CALLING’ they present stories inspired by their
Essex rabble-rousers RAT BOY have been blasting out their anarchic punk, ska and hip-hop amalgamation ahead of October 4th release of their third album ‘SUBURBIA CALLING’. Accompanied by their strongest visuals to
RAT BOY have recorded in Los Angeles with Tim Armstrong of Rancid, played festivals as far afield as Japan and China, and toured North America with The Interrupters. Yet for all those
RAT BOY have recorded in Los Angeles with Tim Armstrong of Rancid, played festivals as far afield as Japan and China, and toured North America with The Interrupters. Yet for all those
Always dedicated to doing things on their own terms, the internationally unknown adventures of RAT BOY have taken them from Essex and across the world: rising up the UK charts, spending time