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Few bands have built momentum quite like Florence Road. With just two EPs under their belts, the Irish four piece have become one of the most talked about new bands to emerge in recent years, selling out headline tours within minutes, winning over critics on both sides of the Atlantic and turning every live show into another milestone in their remarkable rise.
The band return with new single ‘7563’ , released via Warner Records. Today, the track received BBC Radio 1’s coveted Hottest Record play alongside an exclusive interview with Jack Saunders. Marking the next step in their rapidly unfolding story, ‘7563’ pairs hook laden guitars, soaring vocals and the effortless chemistry that has become Florence Road’s trademark.
They add:
“‘7563 is about feeling out of place, lost and confused. Not being sure of who you are. It’s about knowing that you need to break yourself out of it, feeling that something is calling at you to wake you up from this “bad dream”.’
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The band’s last single, ‘Hanging Out To Dry’, marked another huge breakthrough, surpassing 25.3 million global streams and inspiring more than 35,000 TikTok creations. It also became a No.1 Irish radio hit, making Florence Road the first all female Irish band since Radiomonitor records began in 2012 to achieve this feat, while their monthly Spotify audience climbed beyond 2.5 million listeners.
Following their acclaimed 2025 mixtape, Florence Road have continuesd to defy the traditional rock band blueprint, building a fanbase that stretches from the indie guitar world to a new generation of alternative pop listeners, all while maintaining the kind of early career momentum few new artists achieve.
Already a firm favourite in the band’s live set, ‘7563’ arrives ahead of another huge run of shows including Reading & Leeds Festival, Rock En Seine in Paris, Electric Picnic in Ireland, an extensive sold out US tour throughout September and sold out headline dates across Ireland in November and December.
With every release, every headline show and every festival appearance, Florence Road continue to prove that their rise is showing no signs of slowing down
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