Youth Killed It

Youth Killed It are a dynamic indie punk band from the United Kingdom, active since 2016. With a line-up featuring Jack Murphy, Paul Gaul, Danny de Ara Torres and Joel Mullin, the group have carved a distinctive niche in the British rock scene. Their sound sits at the intersection of indie and punk, characterised by sharp lyricism and infectious energy. Notably, Youth Killed It have released two studio albums: "Modern Bollotics" (2017) and "What's so Great, Britain?" (2018), alongside an array of engaging EPs and singles, including tracks such as "(Jean-Claude) Van Mann", "No Money, No Monday", and "Lads In Love".

Their commitment to live music is evident from a strong presence on the UK touring and festival circuit. In May 2026, Youth Killed It headlined at Sheffield's Hallamshire Hotel and led the bill at the O2 Academy2 Islington in London. The band have also built their reputation supporting distinguished acts, such as performing alongside Starsailor at The LCR, UEA in Norwich, and appearing as support for Slates and Spangled at the Social in Hull. Each concert delivers Youth Killed It's signature punch, blending raw indie punk with a compelling stage presence that leaves audiences wanting more.

Looking ahead to March 2027, Youth Killed It will join The Harbours and Scale at London's Signature Brew, continuing to connect with new audiences as a notable support act. For fans of British indie punk and live gigs, following Youth Killed It is essential—be sure to keep up with their latest news and upcoming shows to catch their electrifying performances.