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They were joined by Fever 333 and NOAHFINNCE.
They were joined by Fever 333 and NOAHFINNCE.
It’s the final single ahead of his debut album, ‘Growing Up On The Internet’.
The announcement comes alongside an empowering music video for his latest single.
The pop-punk artist wrote the track as a protest against transphobia.
“I didn’t realise how much growing up so visible on the internet affected me.”
Tickets go on sale this Wednesday, August 09.
The track arrives ahead of his appearance at Slam Dunk
NOAHFINNCE delves into how the world is going mad and we are using music to ignore it in his latest catchy offering.