High Fade - Unsigned & Dangerous Tour 2025 - Gorilla, Manchester at Gorilla

High Fade has earned their “road dogs” reputation the hard way: 65 sell-outs in 100 days on last year’s Life’s Too Fast tour, DIY-style. Now, eight years into forging their own path, they’re taking that momentum straight into the UK with the ‘Unsigned & Dangerous Tour,’ their most ambitious run yet.

“We’ve built everything from the ground up with a crew of just a few crazy believers,” says lead vocalist & guitarist Harry Valentino. “This tour is our way of saying thanks, and showing what happens when independence meets passion.”

Rounding out the lineup are Oliver Sentence (bass) and Calvin Davidson (drums). Brace yourselves for funky grooves that’ll lodge right in your bones, and come witness firsthand the mighty talent of Calvin on drums; his thunderous fills and precise pocket playing will leave you craving more every single night....

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High Fade has earned their “road dogs” reputation the hard way: 65 sell-outs in 100 days on last year’s Life’s Too Fast tour, DIY-style. Now, eight years into forging their own path, they’re taking that momentum straight into the UK with the ‘Unsigned & Dangerous Tour,’ their most ambitious run yet.

“We’ve built everything from the ground up with a crew of just a few crazy believers,” says lead vocalist & guitarist Harry Valentino. “This tour is our way of saying thanks, and showing what happens when independence meets passion.”

Rounding out the lineup are Oliver Sentence (bass) and Calvin Davidson (drums). Brace yourselves for funky grooves that’ll lodge right in your bones, and come witness firsthand the mighty talent of Calvin on drums; his thunderous fills and precise pocket playing will leave you craving more every single night.

Expect a tighter, heavier set, with songs honed over countless late-night drives, festival backstages, and sweaty club basements. High Fade’s ethos is simple: keep it real, keep it loud, and let the music speak for itself. No major label strings, no compromise, just seven cities and eight chances to witness a band who’ve lived every riff they play.

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