“This EP was a chance to stop and reflect on everything we have done,” says Trash Boat vocalist Tobi Duncan.
Having already announced their new EP, Even If I Never Get There, Trash Boat have dropped the title-track ahead of its release on January 30.
The song sees the St Albans quintet not so much leaning into their more pop-punk side as leaping head-first into it. And, says singer Tobi Duncan, the nostalgic tinge is in keeping with the themes of the EP itself.
“Trash Boat have always been a risk taking band, always experimenting and never wanting to release the same song twice. In this constant evolving flux, this EP was a chance to stop and reflect on everything we have done. Looking back with respect and love for everything we've been through and seeing how that will mould our future.
“There's something for every fan of every stage of this band, whether you've been with us since 2014 or 2024 you can check in on our story so far and hopefully be pumped for what comes next.”
Talking of what comes next, the band hit the road in February, shortly after the EP's release. Catch them at the following:
Even If I Never Get There Tour 2026
February
3 Southampton Joiners
4 Exeter Cavern
5 Bristol Exchange
6 Sheffield Yellow Arch Studios
7 Glasgow Garage (Attic)
9 Newcastle The Cluny
10 Norwich Waterfront Studio
11 Nottingham Bodega
They also play Slam Dunk Festival in May – get your tickets now.
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