DUBINSKI + support
The Engine Room em London, England, United Kingdom
The Old Maltings Building, Tanners Bank
sexta-feira, 27 março 2026
Começa às 19:30
O alinhamento inclui Dubinski.
Cartaz
Fierce, melodic, and unflinchingly honest, Dubinski stand at the forefront of Scotland’s next wave of alternative rock. Praised for their electrifying live shows and heartfelt songwriting, Dubinskicombine jagged guitars, propulsive rhythms, and soaring vocal hookswith thoughtful, socially-aware lyricism. Channeling influences that span The Clash to LCD Soundsystem, Dubinski forge a sound that isunmistakably their own, with the rare ability to balance raw power with introspection.
Born in rural North Yorkshire and raised in the Scottish Highlands, Dubinski are four inseparable siblings: Eugene, Fergus, Donal and Eoin Gaine. Taking on the band name Dubinski (their late mother’s maiden name), the band released their acclaimed eponymous debut album in 2022 and took their high-energy show on the road as an international touring act. Upon their return, the band re-enlisted Grammy Award winning producers Mike Horner and Robbie Nelson (The Rolling Stones, Hot Chip, Frank Ferdinand) to record their critically acclaimed sophomore album 'What Is Your Definition Of Happiness’, released in March 2025.
Now returning with “Back To Basics,” their first new material since the album, Dubinski deliver a powerful, propulsive banger about choosing self-care over self-destruction —a bold leap forward for one of the UK’s most exciting and hardest-working indie bands.
Born in rural North Yorkshire and raised in the Scottish Highlands, Dubinski are four inseparable siblings: Eugene, Fergus, Donal and Eoin Gaine. Taking on the band name Dubinski (their late mother’s maiden name), the band released their acclaimed eponymous debut album in 2022 and took their high-energy show on the road as an international touring act. Upon their return, the band re-enlisted Grammy Award winning producers Mike Horner and Robbie Nelson (The Rolling Stones, Hot Chip, Frank Ferdinand) to record their critically acclaimed sophomore album 'What Is Your Definition Of Happiness’, released in March 2025.
Now returning with “Back To Basics,” their first new material since the album, Dubinski deliver a powerful, propulsive banger about choosing self-care over self-destruction —a bold leap forward for one of the UK’s most exciting and hardest-working indie bands.