South Arcade drop new pop-punk banger with an “obnoxious dance break”

South Arcade have unleashed a typically huge new single, Supermodels.

Following a massive 2024 including releasing their debut EP 2005, the quartet are keeping the momentum rolling into another important year for the band.

Speaking about Supermodels, as well as what’s to come over the next few months, South Arcade say in a collective statement: “We wanted to push the limits of having a 2000s pop-punk accessible tune that then turns out to have the most obnoxious dance break in it.

“We just wanna keep doing things our listeners won’t expect from us but at the same time referencing Y2K aspects in true South Arcade fashion. We also just wanted to write another really fun track especially with the lyrics on this one being so tongue-in-cheek.

“We can’t wait to play it at the festivals this year and see people’s reactions.”

Stream Supermodels now:

Catch the band live this year:

South Arcade 2025 tour dates

March

15 London KOKO (headline)
27 Birmingham O2 Academy (supporting Bilmuri)
28 Glasgow SWG3 (supporting Bilmuri)
29 Manchester O2 Ritz (supporting Bilmuri)
31 Bristol SWX (supporting Bilmuri)

April

1 Camden Electric Ballroom (supporting Bilmuri)

May

24 – 25 Slam Dunk Festival
25 Liverpool Radio 1 Big Weekend

August

24 – 25 Reading & Leeds

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