The Molotovs brought their relentless “Wasted On Youth” tour to a sold-out Rescue Rooms. This The Molotovs Nottingham review covers the high-octane set, the live debut of People Laughing, and why this trio is officially outgrowing the UK’s club circuit.
Read moreLondon’s teenage sibling punk duo The Molotovs – Matt (17) and Issey Cartlidge (19) – ignite 2026 with “Get A Life,” their explosive digital single
Read moreLondon siblings The Molotovs – Matt (17) and Issey Cartlidge (19) – turned Soho’s iconic Berwick Street into a rock’n’roll party on Saturday December 16
Read moreTeenage British rock sensations The Molotovs – the brother-sister duo already dubbed “the future of British rock” – are throwing the ultimate Christmas blowout at London’s iconic Bush Hall on Thursday 11 December 2025.
Read moreTeenage rock rebels The Molotovs – siblings Matthew (17) and Issey Cartlidge (19) – have unveiled the ‘Wasted On Youth’ UK tour, a 23-date grassroots assault across January and February 2026 in support of their debut album Wasted On Youth
Read moreBritish rock is having a full-on teenage revolution, and siblings Mathew (17) and Issey Cartlidge (19) – aka The Molotovs – are detonating the next explosion. Fresh off headlining a sold-out Camden Electric Ballroom, the brother-sister duo have been confirmed as special guests for Yungblud’s blockbuster 2026 UK arena tour, with three brand-new dates added due to phenomenal demand.
Read moreLondon’s punk-rock prodigies The Molotovs—sibling duo Mathew (17) and Issey Cartlidge (19)—set Camden’s Electric Ballroom ablaze on October 23, 2025, with a sold-out, 1,500-strong riot of pogoing, crowd-surfing fans, including James McCartney (son of Paul McCartney).
Read moreThe Molotovs have landed at No.1 on the UK 7-inch singles chart with “Today’s Gonna Be Our Day.” Fueled by punk urgency and Britpop swagger, the track signals a powerful new era for raw, DIY rock in the digital age.
Read moreThe Molotovs tore The Bodega to pieces in a sold-out riot of riffs, sweat, and swagger. Joined by Soaked, blessed by punk royalty, and armed with a debut single, they proved rock isn’t dead — it’s just getting started.
Read moreRising British rock band The Molotovs have officially dropped their long-awaited debut single, ‘More More More’, now available via Marshall Records. Following their high-energy performance alongside Sex Pistols for Teenage Cancer Trust, the London-based trio is making waves with a track that channels the raw spirit of The Jam, Green Day, and The Sex Pistols. Produced by Jason Perry (Don Broco, Trash Boat) at The Marshall Studio and mixed/mastered by Blair Crichton (Dead Pony), the single embodies the adrenaline-fueled, youthful energy of late ’70s and early ’80s new wave and mod revival.
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