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"WASH"
POWERFUL NEW TRACK OUT NOW
WITH CUSTOM STOP-MOTION MUSIC VIDEO
ON TOUR WITH BAD SUNS THROUGH OCTOBER
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LISTEN TO "WASH":
WATCH THE MUSIC VIDEO:
"Liily have a dynamic that is all their own, matching angular songwriting to sheer relentless desire."
- CLASH
Liily, the alternative rock band from Los Angeles, share their latest track "Wash" today. The first new music released since their debut EP I Can Fool Anybody in This Town, "Wash" is a taste of raw energy; wild, angular and percussion-led chaos which rivals that of indie dance hall classics Gang of Four or The Rapture. In the band's own words, "'Wash' is our first attempt at expanding our sound and making something as closely representative of where we are now as possible." Always irreverent, they also shared the following flip remarks:
"'Wash' is the most brutal song since The Bloodhound Gang's 'The Bad Touch'"
"'Wash' will scrub you clean of your ignorant behavior"
"'Wash' predicts a 2020 mega quake"
"Epic."
The "Wash" music video is a stop-motion film created and co-directed by guitarist Sam De La Torre and director DL Guerra. This visual collision of car chases and supernatural creatures follows action figure versions of the band careening through Los Angeles.
Liily just set off on their Fall tour with Bad Suns on September 7. This summer they played their first ever UK and EU tour dates around Brighton UK's The Great Escape, opened for Weezer in Hamburg, with US festival sets at Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, and Shaky Knees.
TOUR DATES:
Sep 13 -- Cincinnati, OH -- 20th Century Theater ^
Sep 14 -- Louisville, KY -- Headliners Music Hall ^
Sep 17 -- Cleveland, OH -- House of Blues ^
Sep 18 -- Buffalo, NY -- Town Ballroom ^
Sep 20 -- Albany, NY -- Pearl Street Pub ^
Sep 21 -- Montreal, QUE -- Le Ministere ^
Sep 22 -- Portland, ME -- Port City Music Hall ^
Sep 24 -- Baltimore, MD -- Rams Head Live ^
Sep 26 -- Asheville, NC -- The Orange Peel ^
Sep 27 -- Richmond, VA -- The National ^
Sep 28 -- Charleston, SC -- Music Farm ^
Sep 30 -- Ponte Vedra Beach, FL -- Ponte Vedra Concert Hall ^
Oct 1 -- Ft. Lauderdale -- Revolution Live
Oct 2 -- Orlando, FL -- The Beacham ^
Oct 4 -- Birmingham, AL -- WorkPlay Soundstage ^
Oct 5 -- Little Rock, AR -- Revolution Music Room ^
Oct 6 -- Tulsa, OK -- Cain's Ballroom ^
Oct 8 -- San Antonio, TX -- Paper Tiger ^
Oct 9 -- El Paso, TX -- The Lowbrow Palace ^
Oct 11 -- Phoenix, AZ -- The Van Buren ^
Oct 12 -- Pomona, CA -- The Glass House ^
Oct 25-27 - New Orleans, LA - Voodoo Festival
^ supporting Bad Suns
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