Venus Grrrls are out with “Eve” today via Killabop, and it hits with the full force of a band who know exactly what they want to say and how to say it. The track builds through an evocative vocal into a pulsating explosion of angular grunge riffage, driven by industrial textures and lush guitars and synths in equal measure. A music video drops later this week.
The song came from a deeply personal place. “Eve was written after our guitarist had a bi panic crash out over Gillian Anderson,” vocalist GK explains. “We wanted to really communicate the duality of a bisexual awakening, and how it is as much a beautiful thing as it is turbulent. Eve is the love child of Nine Inch Nails and Fleetwood Mac, that grew up to be deeply passionate about women.” That lineage is audible in every bar of the track.
“Eve” follows “3×3,” Venus Grrrls’ previous single and the inaugural release on Killabop, which Kerrang! called “an exhilarating new single” and Rock Sound praised as “modern grunge at its finest.” BBC Radio 1’s Jack Saunders, Steve Lamacq on BBC 6 Music, and even Iggy Pop have all backed the band, and BBC Radio 1 has since announced them for Big Weekend in Sunderland in May.
The Leeds, Newcastle, and Liverpool-based five-piece have already toured with Nova Twins and Tigercub in 2026, and a stacked festival run is ahead. Full dates below.
Tour Dates:
May 20-24 — Bearded Theory Festival — Derby, UK
May 24 — BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend — Sunderland, UK
June 13 — Rock For People — Hradec Králové, Czechia
July 8 — 2000Trees Festival — Cheltenham, UK