Cult favorites Sløtface return to the UK for the first time since 2024 to play three select shows in their favorite UK cities. The Norwegian rock band started building their dedicated following in the UK almost 10 years ago with their critically acclaimed debut album “Try Not to Freak Out”. Their early releases propelled Sløtface far beyond Norway's borders where they toured extensively both as headliners and supporting acts like Pup, The Cribs and Los Campesinos. The band also saw their music featured in hit Netflix show “Sex Education” and British sitcom “We Are Lady Parts” bringing in new listeners from all over the world through the start of the 2020s. In 2024 Sløtface released their 3rd full length album “Film Buff” - a fun-loving love letter to film, filled to the brim with pop-rock hooks and pop-culture references. 

What to expect on the night? Sløtface are known for delivering unique live shows that blend their wholesome punk attitude that focuses on community building, safe spaces, and collective catharsis with super high energy shows filled with stage dives and mosh pits. Expect hardcore fans singing along to every word, screaming through your tears and definitely expect to leave dripping with sweat with a big smile on your face. 

In 2025 Sløtface began releasing their first fully independent music since their infancy on their own record label “Dagen er Ødelagt”. The first single YES CHEF came out on October 8th and showcases an exciting new period of experimentation and creative freedom for the band.

 

Sløtface (first called and still pronounced Slutface) is a Norwegian rock-band-collective led by vocalist and main songwriter Haley Shea. 

Sløtface began as a four-piece rock band started by high-school friends Shea, Lasse Lokøy, Tor-Arne Vikingstad and Halvard Skeie Wiencke in 2012. From 2012-2021 the band in its first form released two full length albums, the acclaimed 2017 debut "Try Not to Freak Out" and the 2020 follow up "Sorry for the late reply" as well as a handful of Ep’s and singles. The band explores different flavours of pop-rock focused on themes of anxiety, gender roles, family and what it means to belong with their characteristic tongue in cheek lyrics. 

Their early releases propelled Sløtface far beyond Norway's borders where they toured extensively both as headliners and supporting acts like Pup, The Cribs and Los