Wild Child's European "End Of The World" tour starts soon

Following the release of their critically acclaimed album End Of The World out now via Reba’s Ranch Records (their new self-run label, exclusively distributed by Secretly Distribution), Austin band Wild Child have a European tour starting soon, with dates in Dublin, London, Berlin, Amsterdam and more.

Speaking of the tour, the band say, “It's been over five years since we're travelled across the pond to play Wild Child shows. We first fell in love with all of the countries beautiful landscapes, the vivacious cities and vibrant people in 2015 and so much has changed for us since our last visit. We've only ever toured the UK and Europe as a full band outfit so we're eager to showcase the more raw and intimate show as a stripped down duo. We'll be playing songs from our new record, End Of The World, as well as many others from the vault of our entire catalogue. It's long overdue and we're excited to see our friends new and old!”

End of the World is the band’s fifth full length album, written with Wild Child’s newest member, John Calvin Abney, who joins the band’s core writing duo Kelsey Wilson and Alexander Beggins. Abney joins Wild Child as the first songwriter to collaborate with the duo on an album. 

Wild Child is known for spreading its infectious blend of indie-pop and ear-worm melodies across the international music scene, charting viral hits to the tune of over 1.3 million monthly listeners on Spotify and over 100 million streams to date. The band first formed in 2010 when the group's core duo of Wilson and Beggins wrote and released their first album, Pillow Talk (2011). Since then they’ve released three additional albums, The Runaround (2013), Fools (2015), and Expectations (2018). Along the way, Wild Child has become a live act that’s not to be missed, as seen during their episode of Austin City Limits, which has earned the band a diverse and dedicated fan base. 

TOURDATES:
17/01: Dublin, IRL - The Grand Social
18/01: Belfast, N-IRL - Out To Lunch Festival
19/01: Glasgow, UK - Celtic Connections
20/01: Manchester, UK - The Deaf Institute
21/01: London, UK - Oslo
24/01: Berlin, DE - Privatclub
26/01: Rotterdam, NL - Rotown
27/01: Amsterdam, NL - Paradiso
28/01: Groningen, NL - Der Aa-Theater