Hot Milk make their TV debut on Jimmy Kimmel with Teenage Runaways performance

With new EP The King And Queen Of Gasoline on the horizon, Hot Milk are making sure to get themselves out there – and what bigger way to do that than on one of America's biggest late-night shows?

The UK gang made their TV debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live! this week, performing recent single Teenage Runaways to what is presumably quite a new audience to the band. And they instantly made it very clear what they're all about, with Hannah Mee shouting out Hot Milk's hometown and yelling, "Alright, this one is for Manchester!"

Posting about the appearance, they also enthused that, "This one's for the strange kids, this one's for the dreamers, this one's for the people that say fuck it."

Check it out below:

Speaking to Kerrang! about The King And Queen Of Gasoline and what fans can expect, Hannah pondered: “I think it sounds more mature, honestly, and I think it’s bigger. It’s more anthemic and written with arenas in mind, which is where we want to be.”

Jim Shaw, meanwhile, added that, “I feel like we’re kind of settling into understanding who we are as a band, and what we sound like. So I feel like this EP is a little bit more polished in the sense that we really understand what we want to write now. It feels a little bit more kind of together, if that makes sense.”

The King And Queen Of Gasoline is due out on August 5 via Music For Nations

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