Social Room Release ‘Brightstar’ EP Produced by Dave Stewart Of Eurythmics

Social Room is a 6-piece band from Sunderland influenced by many of the most established Brit-pop & New Wave groups of the 90’s. Social Room brings back much of that classic sound and more with the added flavor of modern indie groups. They boast undeniably pleasing vocals, catchy lyrics, and riffs; and the dynamics of their sound is un-thwarted with the inclusion of synths.

The group has been establishing themselves over the past year and a half (in particular) around the North East with some great festival gigs, most recently under The Farm & Happy Mondays to a crowd of around 3000, many saying Social Room was the buzz of the day.

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@m_pettinger Cheers mate! Thanks for the support!

About 3 weeks ago from Social Room's Twitter via Twitter for Android

PS fuck the mags

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Don't really have words. What we did was fucking class. Official statement soon 😂

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@gezza1962 @PlasticGlass1 acoustic on at 8 then we'll be on bout quarter to 9

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@DOCKSUNS Cheers lads! Same to yous, you'll smash it north of the wata the neet

About 3 weeks ago from Social Room's Twitter via Twitter for Android

Social Room remains an unsigned group but has accomplished a lot without teams of marketing experts to carry them, from the feedback they’ve received this could be a band to be picked up very soon and played to the many over the airwaves.

Social Room’s new E.P. ‘BRIGHTSTAR’ will be released in September and contains both the first single ‘Lets Talk’ and new single ‘Bright Star’ which will also be released this month.

“There are very few new “rock stars” that appear on my Radar but the second I saw Matty Smith perform with the band I knew he was destined to join those noble ranks.”
– DAVE STEWART (THE EURYTHMICS)

“One of the north east’s best under the radar groups.”
– NARC MAGAZINE

“Arena-worthy anthems.”
– THE BRIGHTON MAGAZINE

“Exuded confidence and swagger, they are one to watch out for indeed.”
– NATIONAL ROCK REVIEW

“What can only be described as an exhilarating and thunderous set from Wearside’s promising sextet.”
– THE NORTHERN ECHO