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Manchester newcomers Rosellas sign with This Feeling Records

Mancunian hot shots Rosellas have signed to This Feeling Records as their efforts begin to take fruition. 

Killing it on the festival circuit at Isle of Wight, Y Not?, Truck and Liverpool Sound City, and in the craftsmanship of their indie rock tunes, Rosellas have been rewarded with a double-shot of big news.

Alongside the record deal, the quintet will also embark upon a major UK tour as guests to the resurgent Starsailor.

Rosellas said: “We’re buzzing to tour with Starsailor in September and show big audiences what we’re all about. 

“Being on the road is where we thrive and there’s nothing better than seeing a new crowd get involved and stick along for the ride. 

“We’re mega excited to release some new tunes and we are super proud of signing with This Feeling Records. After working alongside them at gigs and festivals, we feel it’s the right time to take a step forward and create something special.”

Consisting of Drew Selby (vocals, lead guitar), Euan Mail (rhythm guitar), Luis Sullivan (keys, backing vocals), Ollie Appleby (bass) and Mark Zanker (drums), Rosellas join the This Feeling Records family  which also consists of The Native, Fitzroy Holt and Spangled.

Expect to hear new music from Rosellas soon.

AUGUST

13th – Leeds, Brudenell Social Club, Rewired Festival

14th – London, The Garage, Rewired Festival

25th – Manchester, Whiskey Jar (ACOUSTIC HEADLINE SHOW – SOLD-OUT)

SEPTEMBER – WITH STARSAILOR

6th – Southampton, The Brook

7th – Bath, Kodemia

8th – London, O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire

9th – Brighton, Chalk

12th – Cambridge, The Junction

14th – Manchester, O2 Ritz

16th – Sheffield, Record Junkee (HEADLINE SHOW)

19th – Aberdeen, Lemon Tree

21st – Edinburgh, The Caves

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