Sea Girls share new track 'Open Up Your Head'

After an incredibly accomplished 2018, which saw them release a flurry of brilliants single and ended in being named on the BBC's Sound Of 2019 poll, Sea Girls have now kicked off their new year with the release of a brand new single.

The new track 'Open Up Your Head' follows on from their well-received release 'All I Want To Hear You Say' at the end of last year, and previews a number of tour dates the band will be embarking on later this month.

Speaking about the new cut, frontman Henry Camamile said, “’Open Up Your Head’ is about being your own worst enemy but having someone believing in you unconditionally. Some people struggle with self-esteem, some people party too hard, and some people feel stuck from making wrong choices. It can be crucial having someone who offers a hand out of those places we don’t want to remain in”

Have a listen to 'Open Up Your Head' in the player and see the band's upcoming tour dates below.

Sea Girls UK Tour Dates:
25/02 Oxford, Academy 2
26/02 Birmingham, Hare & Hounds
27/02 Edinburgh, Mash House
28/02 Newcastle, Northumbria Institute 2
01/03 Leeds, Key Club
05/03 Manchester, Gorilla
06/03 Cardiff, Clwb Ifor Bach
07/03 Portsmouth, Wedgewood Rooms
08/03 London, Heaven

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