Fat Dog announce North American tour dates with a new single – “Pray to That.”

Photo Credit: Frank Fieber

Today, Fat Dog unveil “Pray To That,” their second new single since the release of their brilliantly frenzied, “trippy, whiplash-inducing” (Variety) debut album, WOOF., last year. Following the “extra-dimensional pop song,” (Clash) “Peace Song,” and its accompanying remix, “Pray To That” is propelled at breakneck speed by an urgent four-to-the-floor beat and sees frontman Joe Love question the Fat Dog lifestyle with his deadpan humour: “Seven shits left to give / Yeah I’ll pray to that / I’m only 25 / Well it’s the same every night / She thought I’m 39.”

Recorded at Dan Carey’s studio, “Pray To That” was co-produced by Love and Carey. The equally unhinged video comes courtesy of Dylan Coates with Love starring as a wayward preacher.

Watch the Video for “Pray To That”
Stream “Pray To That”

Fresh off their triumphant Glastonbury set, Fat Dog continue their live assault this summer. Earlier in the summer, the band played five UK cities in just three days. The band will play a string of UK and European festivals before embarking on a September North American Tour, making stops in many cities they have yet to play in support of WOOF. A complete list of dates is available below, and tickets are now available here.

Watch Fat Dog Perform “Running” at Glastonbury 2025

Watch the visualizer for “Peace Song (A riot in Sydenham bus depot – TowerBlock1 mix)”

Purchase “Peace Song”/ “Peace Song (A riot in Sydenham bus depot – TowerBlock1 mix)”
12” single


Purchase/Stream WOOF.

Fat Dog Tour Dates
Fri. Aug. 8 – Cornwall, UK @ Boardmasters
Wed. Aug. 6 -Sun. Aug. 10 – Winchester, UK @ Boomtown
Sun. Aug. 10 – Budapest, HU @ Sziget Festival
Thu. Aug. 14 – Paredes De Coura, PT @ Vodafone Paredes de Coura
Fri. Aug. 15 – Charleville-Mézières, FR @Cabaret Vert
Sat. Aug. 16 – Crickhowell, UK @ Green Man
Fri. Aug. 22 – Northampton, UK @ Shambala
Sat. Aug. 23 – Málaga, ES @ Canela Party
Sun. Aug. 24 – Paris, FR @ Rock En Seine
Wed. Aug. 27 – Sheffield, UK @ Utilita Arena %
Sun. Aug. 31 – Seattle, WA @ Bumbershoot Festival
Tue. Sept. 2 – Sacramento, CA @ Starlet Room
Wed. Sept. 3 – San Francisco, CA @ Rickshaw Stop
Thu. Sept. 4 – Los Angeles, CA @ Lodge Room
Fri. Sept. 5 – Pioneertown, CA @ Pappy + Harriet’s
Sat. Sept. 6 – San Diego, CA @ The Casbah
Sun. Sept. 7 – Las Vegas, NV @ Swan Dive
Sat. Sept. 20 – Atlanta, GA @ Shaky Knees
Mon. Sept. 22 – Raleigh, NC @ Kings
Tue. Sept. 23 – Baltimore, MD @ Metro Gallery
Wed. Sept. 24 – Philadelphia, PA @ Warehouse on Watts
Thu. Sept. 25 – Brooklyn, NY @ Market Hotel
Fri. Sept. 26 – Somerville, MA @ Warehouse XI
Sat. Sept. 27 – Montreal, QC @ Toscadura
Mon. Sept. 29 – Toronto, ON @ The Garrison
Sat. Nov. 1 – Manchester, UK @ Day of the Dog Halloween Special @ Aviva Studios
Thu. Nov. 6 – Reykjavik, IS @ Iceland Airwaves
Sat. Nov. 8 – Kortrijk, BE @ Sonic City

% = w/ Queens of the Stone Age

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Brace yourself for Fat Dog’s new single – “All the Same.”

Photo Credit: Holly Whitaker

South London-based Fat Dog have quickly made a name for themselves in the UK as “2023’s wildest live band” (NME) on the strength of their “manically riotous and joyous” (BBC 6 Music) live show supporting acts including Viagra Boys, Shame and Yard Act and playing their own headline gigs. Last summer, via Domino Records, they released debut single “King of the Slugs,” hailed by Clash as “a ridiculous seven-minute journey through sound . . . Utterly remarkable.” Today, the British five-piece return with the antidotal follow up, “All The Same,” and an accompanying video. Additionally, they announce they’ll make their US debut this spring playing SXSW, New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Their next hometown show will be a headline gig in April at the 1500-capacity Electric Brixton, a sign of the genuine excitement growing around this band.

Co-produced by Fat Dog frontman Joe Love and James Ford, “All The Same” is propulsive and galvanizing, underpinned by orchestra hits and eagle noises as it races along to a dramatic conclusion in under three minutes. Fat Dog hint to the song’s narrative, suggesting: “What if you could turn the clock back and make a change? Just a single, well-placed kick, that perhaps could change the whole course of your life. Perhaps the party never has to stop?” The song’s video is a twisted, absurdist tale of time travel and fatherhood directed by Dylan Coates and starring Neil Bell (Dune, Andor).

 
Watch Fat Dog’s “All The Same” Video
Stream “All The Same”

A limited edition 7” of “All The Same” will be released on Fri. March 22nd backed by an exclusive B-side “Land Before Time.” Pre-order from Domino here.

 
Fat Dog Tour Dates:
Thu. Jan. 18 – Groningen, NL @ Eurosonic Noorderslag 2024
Thu. Feb. 15 – Dublin, IE @ Borderline Festival
Fri. Feb. 16 – Limerick, IE @ Dolans
Sat. Feb. 17 – Galway, IE @ Róisín Dubh
Sat. Feb. 24 – Bristol, UK @ Simple Things
Fri. March 1 – Paris, FR @ Les Inrocks Festival, Cent Quatre
Tue. March 12 – Queens, NY @ Trans-Pecos
 Wed. March 13 – Sat. March 16 – Austin, TX @ SXSW
Tue. March 19 – Los Angeles, CA @  El Cid
Wed. March 20 – San Francisco, CA @ Popscene @ Brick & Mortar
Thu. Apr. 18 – London, UK @ Electric Brixton
Sat. Apr. 20 – Rotterdam, NL @ Motel Mozaique
Fri. Apr. 26 – Bourges, FR @ Le Printemps de Bourges
Thu. May. 9 – Sat. May. 11 – Wrexham, UK @  Focus Wales
Fri. May 31 – Sun. Jun. 2 – Mannheim, DE @ Maifeld Derby
Sat. Jul. 6 – Belfort, FR @ Eurockéennes
Fri. Jul. 26 – Mon. Jul. 29 – North Yorkshire, UK @ Deer Shed
Thu. Aug. 8 – Sun. Aug. 11 – Sicily, IT @ Ypsigrock Festival
Sat. Aug. 31 – Manchester, UK @ Manchester Psych Fest

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