Dirty Blonde in-store at Banquet Records

To celebrate the release of ''Looking For Trouble & Favourite Record', Dirty Blonde visits Kingston to play an in-store set.

Dirty Blonde are the hotly-tipped blonde-bombshell, Manchester alt-rock band fronted by Ailis Mackay and Hayley Tait. On this debut vinyl release they bring together their first 2 EPs in one release.

The duo burst onto the Manchester music scene in 2023 with their debut EP Favourite Record (Side B), earning them a reputation for punchy guitar work, heartfelt lyrics, and powerful live performances. Drawing on varied influences from indie, pop and classic rock, the duo bring a fresh yet nostalgic take on alt-rock.

On their latest EP Looking For Trouble (Side A), Dirty Blonde prove that authenticity is their signature sound. Tracks like ‘Adore Me?’ and ‘Polly’ carry a sly charm, serving as the “nicer cousins” to the fierce anthems ‘Checkmate’ and ‘Rush’, while previous single ‘Northern Twang’ stands as the powerful matriarch anchoring it all. Writing the EP was more than just a creative process; it was cathartic, offering a rare moment of reflection. Dirty Blonde reminds us that women in rock aren’t just part of the scene, they’re redefining it.

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Performance expected to start shortly after time shown.

Admission will be via order number - please bring yours to the shop.

Priority will be given to anyone who orders a copy of 'Looking For Trouble & Favourite Record' from us. If there's space on the day for more people, we'll let you know!

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