The latest track to drop from ebullient ravey band Fat Dog is Peace Song – arriving just in time for, yes, Xmas, and that’s our first mention of it this for this year. Director James Ogram oversees the video with the band starting out in the pub just before an apocalyptic announcement on TV… and indeed the world ends in unexpected, yet typical Fat Dog fashion. The “festive” dance ballad even features a children’s choir. This is the sort of fun, danceable seasonal tune we could do with right now.
Fat Dog dropped their first album WOOF in September – giving fans just enough time to learn the lyrics before their tour, where doubtless there’s some joyful moshing. WOOF is available to buy on red vinyl, standard vinyl, CD and digitally.
Their current sold-out UK tour culminates at London’s Kentish Town Forum this weekend. But there are plenty of 2025 dates booking up now, UK dates below.
There are also a few festival dates for next summer, such as Bearded Theory, where we’re sure they’ll go down a storm.
Upcoming UK live dates
Saturday 23rd November – O2 Forum Kentish Town, London – sold out29th Nov – 1st December – Thursday 13th February – The Nick Rayns LCR @ UEA, Norwich
Friday 14th February – Chalk, Brighton
Saturday 15th February – Exeter Phoenix, Exeter – sold out
Sunday 16th February – o2 Academy, Oxford
Wednesday 19th February – SWX, Bristol
Thursday 20th February – The 1865, Southampton
Friday 21st February – XOYO, Birmingham
Sunday 23rd February – Jacaranda Baltic, Liverpool
Wednesday 26th February – The Boiler Shop, Newcastle
Thursday 27th February – La Belle Angele, Edinburgh
Friday 28th February – QMU, Glasgow
Saturday 1st March – New Century Hall, Manchester
Saturday 26th April – The Troxy, London
21st-25th May – Bearded Theory, Derbyshire
23rd – 25th May – In It Together Festival, Port Talbot
Saturday 24th May – Live at Leeds in the Park, Leeds
WOOF. is available to buy on red vinyl, standard vinyl, CD and digitally. Buy: DomMart | Digital
Fat Dog – The Game is also available. Created for the music video for “Wither”, the 90s Playstation style game has been developed into a mostly, fully functioning game that is a lot of fun. Buy it here.