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    The Moshville Times – Parker Barrow announce new album and UK tour dates – new video streaming now

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    The Moshville Times – Parker Barrow announce new album and UK tour dates – new video streaming now


    Nashville’s blues-infused Southern rockers Parker Barrow have returned with a double-hit of news, announcing their highly anticipated sophomore album Hold the Mash alongside the release of their latest single, “Blinded”. The track, which dropped on 29th April, serves as a gritty introduction to the band’s 2026 output and is available now on all major streaming platforms.

    The upcoming album, scheduled for release on Friday, 17th July (pre-order here), features a collection of songs from last year’s Hold the Mash E.P., including “Make It” and “The Healer”, bolstered by four brand-new tracks. Drummer and founder Dylan Turner penned the new single alongside guitarist Alex Bender, who describes the track as having a “Stonesy” riff that embraces a “less is more” philosophy. Turner adds that the lyrics serve as a personal reminder to seek a higher purpose rather than fleeting digital validation.

    Led by the husband-and-wife duo of Megan Kane and Dylan Turner, the band has built a reputation for “vintage-shop rock” that seamlessly blends soul, blues, and heavy Southern swagger. Following a summer stint in the U.S., the band will head across the Atlantic for their first-ever UK headline tour this July, which includes high-profile appearances at the Steelhouse and Maid of Stone festivals.

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    Catch the band at the following UK dates this summer:

    • 17th July – Frome, Treehouse
    • 18th July – Stowmarket, John Peel Centre
    • 19th July – Maidstone, Maid of Stone Festival
    • 21st July – Glasgow, Audio
    • 22nd July – Sheffield, Greystones
    • 23rd July – Leek, Foxlowe Arts Centre
    • 24th July – Ebbw Vale, Steelhouse Festival

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