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World famous pop-punk from Wrexham

Hailing from the town of Wrexham in Wales, Neck Deep initially formed when vocalist Ben Barlow met lead guitarist Lloyd Roberts through Barlow's older brother, Seb. Having penned a number of tracks on his own, Barlow and Roberts posted their song What Did You Expect online under the Neck Deep moniker, going on to enlist guitarist Matt West, drummer Dani Washington and bassist Fil Thorpe-Evans. Following the release of their debut Rain In July EP in 2012 and A History Of Bad Decisions a year later, the five-piece signed to Californian independent label Hopeless Records. Their debut full-length, Wishful Thinking, followed in 2014.

The album quickly cemented Neck Deep as one of the most exciting voices in contemporary pop-punk both in the UK and further afield, securing the band a position on the Billboard Heatseekers Albums chart in the United States. Its release has since been credited as a defining moment in UK pop-punk, injecting life back into an otherwise dwindling scene.

With various members foregoing prior commitments in favour of the band, Neck Deep settled into their stride, touring heavily across the UK and the US with the likes of We Are The In Crowd and Knuckle Puck, and securing a spot on the globally renowned Warped Tour. Capitalising on their popularity, their sophomore full-length Life's Not Out To Get You followed in 2015, breaking into the top 10 on the UK album chart and peaking at No.17 stateside.

Celebrating the album's release with further live shows across the globe, Neck Deep parted ways with founding member Lloyd Roberts who was replaced by former Climates and Blood Youth member Sam Bowden. With Bowden in place, the band recorded their third studio album The Peace And The Panic. Released in 2017, it reached No.4 on both the UK and US album charts. Shortly afterwards, Thorpe-Evans departed the band to pursue an individual production career, replaced by Joshua Hailing on bass. The new formation went on to join pop-punk veterans blink-182 and crossover rapper Lil Wayne on a high profile US tour.

At the beginning of 2020, Hailing was replaced by Ben Barlow's older brother and longtime collaborator Seb Barlow on bass, and the band unveiled new single Lowlife – the lead track from their fourth studio album All Distortions Are Intentional. The album followed in July 2020.

In 2023, Neck Deep announced a massive show at Ally Pally, alongside new single 'Take Me With You'. The group released their self-titled fifth album in 2024 and announced their Dumbstruck Dumbf**k UK Headline Tour for January 2025.

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    Neck Deep: “The best music sparks a little eureka moment in

    Frontman Ben Barlow on the band's self-titled fifth album and going back to their roots ahead of their landmark show at Alexandra Palace

Reviews

Rating: 5 out of 5 based on 2 reviews
  • Killer live show

    by Charlie on 29/01/2025O2 Academy Glasgow - GlasgowRating: 5 out of 5

    Never had a bad experience seeing this band live. Being a fan for over 10 years, I can say that they still bring the energy, and in fact I would say this was one of their best tours, really cool staging and a great list of songs.

  • Great band, great energy

    by Matt on 27/01/2025O2 Academy Birmingham - BirminghamRating: 5 out of 5

    Top quality night. Support acts sounded great. Neck Deep sounded on point. Atmosphere was great, almost akin to a big sing a long but not in a bad or cringe way. Entrance into the O2 was a bit chaotic and upstairs it felt a bit oversold as there was a distinct lack of seating. The gig tho was great, long set list, a little interaction with the crowd and sounded very good. Can't wait to see them again at Slam Dunk