In a heartfelt and emotionally charged announcement, the renowned British rock band You Me At Six have declared their decision to disband after a remarkable two-decade journey in the music industry. This news comes as a shock to fans worldwide who have followed the band’s career from their early days in Surrey, England.
The band, known for their dynamic blend of alternative rock and pop-punk, broke the news online via a YouTube video which you can view below.
You Me At Six Say Farewell
In a statement that tugged at the heartstrings of their audience, they reflected on the passage of time, the fleeting nature of experiences, and the endurance of cherished memories, stating:
Primordial General Mayhem
Primordial Radio is hugely excited to announce that the unique and ever-evolving London 2-piece BOB VYLAN is set to headline the main event of the Primordial General Mayhem on Saturday 27th April 2024, with four-piece, loud, unapologetic, rock outfit from Nottingham, AS DECEMBER FALLS confirmed as main support.
Also confirmed across the weekend is BLACKGOLD, SAINT AGNES, CALVA LOUISE, NORTH ATLAS, THE TREATMENT, THE BARSTOOL PREACHERS, JAMES & THE COLD GUN and FURY.
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“Time, something we never have enough of, yet always need more. It flows differently for each of us – slowly for some, swiftly for others. Some experiences are fleeting, while others are made to last. Tonight marks a significant milestone, 20 years in the making, surpassing our wildest dreams. As we embark on our fifth performance at the Reading Festival, with our sixth album topping the charts, we extend a heartfelt thank you to our fans. Your support has been incredible.
Stories captivate us, especially those with definitive endings. As each page turns and each year passes, we promise to deliver a final chapter. We’ve reached our Everest, confronted our fears, and now, it’s time for the final bow. We are believers, in ourselves and in the journey. The finish line is in sight, and though it’s time to say goodbye, we cherish this last moment, this last time. It’s time.”
