DMA’S have shared new song “SOMETHING WE ARE OVERCOMING” from their highly anticipated fourth album ‘HOW MANY DREAMS?’

LP // 31 MARCH

HEADLINE TOUR // IN-STORE & SIGNINGS

“Tommy O’Dell, Johnny Took and Matt Mason’s gift is for getting straight to the big emotions and letting them out with the hooks to match …” CLASSIC POP ★★★★

DMA’S have shared new song “SOMETHING WE ARE OVERCOMING” from their highly anticipated fourth album ‘HOW MANY DREAMS?‘ with an accompanying video directed by Joel Burrows (Cosmo’s Midnight) and Mclean Stephenson (Alex Cameron, City Calm Down) at the band’s studio in Sydney’s Chippendale. 

Recent tracks from the album – I Don’t Need To Hide, Olympia, Fading Like A Picture and Everybody’s Saying Thursday’s The Weekend, which is nominated for the Radio X Record Of The Year 2022 – have made clear the band’s intentions to take down barriers, entangle the broad palette of their collective influences and push to write their most sprawling and ambitious album to date. It has been a period of rediscovery for the band, resulting in a record that is the grand sum of every part of who DMA’S are.

Seeing the band lean further into their electronic influences, SOMETHING WE ARE OVERCOMING is three minutes of high energy, heart-warming bliss. “It started as a moving ballad about perseverance,” say the band, “but quickly morphed into a trancey anthem of a side quest that is slightly but steadily DMA’S. We hope you like it.” Watch the accompanying video here

DMA’S full UK and Irish headline tour begins in April as follows. Tickets are available here

APRIL

Wed 05 CAMBRIDGE Corn Exchange

Thu 06 EXETER University

Fri 07 BOURNEMOUTH O2 Academy

Sun 09 AYLESBURY Waterside Theatre

Mon 10 WOLVERHAMPTON KK’s Steel Mill

Wed 12 LINCOLN Engine Shed

Thu 13 BRADFORD St George’s Hall

Sat 15 MIDDLESBROUGH Town Hall

Sun 16 DUNDEE Fat Sam’s

Mon 17 ABERDEEN Music Hall

Wed 19 GLASGOW O2 Academy

Thu 20 MANCHESTER O2 Apollo

Fri 21 LONDON OVO Wembley Arena

(DMA’S Tour Poster)

MAY

Tue 23 DUBLIN 3 Olympia Theatre

Wed 24 BELFAST Telegraph Building

As they near the release of their fourth LP, DMA’S have also announced a run of stripped-back and intimate shows in record stores across the UK. The Liverpool show sold out in 30 seconds flat, with Edinburgh not far behind, announcing a second show for the Scottish capital within four minutes. Continuing this on-demand trend, the band also added nine additional UK and EU shows to their April tour, which will now include dates in France, the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium and Ireland, plus UK festival sets at Live at Leeds In The Park, Tramlines, Truck Festival and Y Not Festival.

The full schedule of instores is below. Remaining tickets and exclusive limited edition album bundles and further information can be found here 

(DMA’S Instore Poster)

The singles from HOW MANY DREAMS? have so far seen strong support and playlisting at Virgin Radio, Radio X, Absolute, Absolute 20s, Radio Xtra, XS Manchester, Amazing Radio, Nova, Triple J, Triple M and Hit Network, plus spins at BBC Radio 1, and garnered glowing coverage from Clash, Dork, Far Out, Gigwise, Hunger, The I Paper, NME and on Soccer AM where they performed I Don’t Need To Hide live.

The tracks have dominated streaming platforms worldwide, with adds to Spotify New Music Friday across the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Belgium, Netherlands, India, Indonesia, Japan, Philippines, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, plus a slew of tastemaker playlists across Apple, Amazon, Deezer, TIDAL, Soundcloud and YouTube Music. 

SOMETHING WE ARE OVERCOMING is another bright, exhilarating moment from a band at the top of their game, leading us one step closer to the release of HOW MANY DREAMS? The album is released on 31 March 2023 via I OH YOU. Pre-order here

 HOW MANY DREAMS? TRACK LIST

How Many Dreams?, Olympia, Everybody’s Saying Thursday’s The Weekend, Dear Future

I Don’t Need To Hide, Forever, Fading Like A Picture, Jai Alai, Get Ravey

21 Year Vacancy, Something We Are Overcoming, De Carle

(How Many Dreams LP)

Tommy O’Dell – vocals | Matt Mason – lead guitar and backing vocals | Johnny Took – acoustic guitar 

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