Bad Touch

Bad Touch is an energetic, professional, talented hard rock band from Dereham who burst onto the Norfolk music scene in 2009. Now performing both locally and nationally, they’ve gained a loyal following, and their fan base is growing gig by gig thanks to their amazing live performances. Career highlights so far include winning the Exposure Music Award 2012 for Best Live Act, as well as performing at the O2 Academy Islington, Hard Rock Hell 2012, The Underworld, the legendary 100 Club, Gig in the Park and the Cambridge Rock Festival. Bad Touch's first recordings at Leeders Farm in 2011 were made under the watchful eye of Nick Brine, and these were released in a 1000 limited edition EP ‘Born to Please’ – which has now sold out. A second 4 track EP recorded at The Mill Studios in May 2012 demonstrated the band's determination to succeed through a meticulous approach to song writing and recording well beyond their years. All 4 tracks have spent a combined total of 15 weeks at number one in the UK Unsigned Chart during late 2012 and 2013. The Band returned to the studio late 2012 in conjunction with The Animal Farm to released three singles, the first being ‘Set the night on fire’ in March 2013; a high-tempo, catchy anthem, blending heavy riffs and catchy choruses, with a classic British rock beat at its heart. A further two singles have been released, "Too Late" May 2013 and "Mirror Man" July 2013. UK rockers Bad Touch consisting of lead vocalist Stevie Westwood, lead guitarist Rob Glendinning, guitarist Daniel ‘Seeks’ Seekings, bassist Michael Bailey and drummer George Drewry have unveiled a video for their new single “Spend My Days” from their upcoming new studio album Bittersweet Satisfaction, which will be available via Marshall Records on December 8, 2023. For updates on Bad Touch, please follow the band at: facebook.com/badtouchrocks youtube.com/badtouchrockstv soundcloud.com/badtouchrocks tourdates.co.uk Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.