Another Day

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''Chiming indie, lovely scuzz, raw emotions… the freshest tip for 2025 you’re gonna get.''
BBC 6 Music - Tom Robinson''...my new favourite band!''
BBC Introducing Kent, Abbie McCarthy“Best band and best night we’ve had at Justines.”
Carl Barât - The Libertines“A great band, and worth checking out… They’re very much going places!”
BBC Kent, Stephen Brown“The latest in a long line of great British guitar bands.”
Pat Gilbert, MOJO“So raw and visceral, riff-laden, rasping vocals, great stuff!”
BBC Upload, Leo UlphBallyhoo List 2025 - Ones to Watch
CLUNK MAGAZINE“Another Day is a celebration of art for the sheer joy of living. And it feels real, very real.”
Aux Magazine“With the looks and the lifestyle – plus the songs and the musical talent – to make a real mark… Another Day feels like the real McCoy.”
Brighton and Hove News, Nick Linazasoro

The Single

ANOTHER DAY · ANOTHER DAY - MERRY GO ROUND

Merry Go Round the new single coming 14/03/2025. With the band's debut EP 'Doghouse Roses EP' dropping the following week of 21/03/2025!Following up from the success of the band's official debut single 'Doghouse Roses', which achieved great accolades, with BBC Radio Kent's Abbie McCarthy and BBC 6 Music's Tom Robinson both loving the track.Merry Go Round is a nod to the energy of bands like The Clash and The Jam, capturing the cyclical highs and lows of being in a band. The sudden and unexpected change of tempo ramps up the infectious energy in the track and then, just as suddenly, drops down again to take you on a rollercoaster. Everyone loves a ‘La-da-da’ to sing along to, and this track is full of them.

Biography

Another Day are:Louis Hillier (21) > Vocals / Guitar
Jonte Hillier (19) > Bass
Charlie Kish (20) > Lead Guitar
Mitch Fuller (21) > Drums

“Through our music we want to prove that life is more simple than it’s made out to be. It’s beautiful. Stay True.”

From London’s vibrant underground music scene, Another Day emerge from the swell with a visceral sound that isn’t just heard, it’s felt.Whether it’s backflips on stage or poetry readings from friends like Astille Doherty (son of Peter), their live shows weave together a tapestry of sound, art, and passion. Already they’ve stamped their mark, playing sold out shows at London’s Bush Hall, Camden Assembly and Sebright Arms, a residency at Carl Barât’s music venue in Margate, performing secret sets at Liverpool’s Cavern – and even being featured in UK Vogue.The band effortlessly channel the timeless energy of guitar-driven music into a sea of melodic hooks and dynamic transitions. Louis explains “There can be a lot of excitement and aggression in guitar music and we’re working on containing that energy by focusing on the control of our performances and adding a tonal depth and texture to it.”Recognising it was holding him back, Louis left school in 2020 and locked himself away in the Kent countryside with his brother and cousin and began writing. Constantly. The prolific output of songs led to taking their music to London, instantly finding connection with those that came to watch, discovering the sheer joy of playing live, new friends, and a like-minded community.Crowds get it and are building all the time. What’s gone from an idea of writing songs to selling out Camden Assembly now sees them collaborating with other young talent from the city’s grass roots arts scene and recording in Liverpool. It seems remarkable to the band, and Louis comments “We’ve been spending a lot of time in Liverpool working with a producer. There’s magic up there and he has been instrumental in developing our sound through our upcoming debut EP, encouraging us to trust the creative process.”When pushed on what’s next, the conversation always comes back to the songs. “The notion that if someone has something to give then there is always someone to receive, has taught us not to be swayed by any external expectations,” says Louis. “We’re doing a disservice to the listener if we don’t give away our true selves. We set no rules when writing so as to give ourselves the highest chance of being receptive to what the universe has to offer.”