Indie-rock outfit, Vistas have just revealed their next single is to be Hold Me. It will be released on 11th August, via LAB Records. The band recently signed to the Manchester-based, pop/rock indie label. Of the latest Vistas news, frontman Prentice Robertson has said, “We’re super excited to share Hold Me with the world, and it’s great to be working with the awesome team at LAB Records.”
Vistas have also just announced a very special single launch show at Urban Outfitters in Edinburgh, in association with Urban Outfitters Live. The band will play a set in their hometown at the store, on 10th August.
Vistas have also revealed several Scottish dates, this September/October. Tickets are on sale now; see full details here.
This year has so far seen Vistas cut their teeth on the live circuit. They recently played shows supporting Clean Cut Kid and also Model Aeroplanes, and played a set at Glasgow’s TRNSMT Festival, earlier this month. The band head to both Tenement Trail in Glasgow and Dorset’s Bestival in September.
Vistas also supported The View at Glasgow’s iconic Barrowlands in the Spring, and in the past year have played SOLD OUT launch nights at The Mash House and Electric Circus, both in Edinburgh.
The Edinburgh four-piece burst onto Scotland’s music scene last year, and were been tipped by Spotify, as ‘one of the best new British bands of 2017’. Their last single Strong Swimmer is currently sitting on Spotify’s ‘The Indie List’, and track Medicine is on the ‘New Noise’ and ‘Hot Alternative’ Spotify playlists. Vistas have also been featured as Spotify’s cover band on their ‘Hot New Bands’ playlist, and also been included on their New Music Friday playlist in both the UK and Brazil.
10.08.2017 – Urban Outfitters, Edinburgh
08.09.2017 – Bestival, Dorset
30.09.2017 – Tenement Trail, Glasgow
05.10.2017 – Conroy’s Basement, Dundee
06.10.2017 – Tooth + Claw, Inverness
07.10.2017 – Mash House, Edinburgh
08.10.2017 – Lemon Tree, Aberdeen
Vistas are Prentice Robertson, Dylan Rush, Jamie Law and Graham McDonald
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