Speaking about the track, ‘Puppets’, singer Tom Twyman, said: “Puppets was the last track we chose to put on our new EP.When we played it live we were overwhelmed with the reception it had with our fans especially as its lyrical content is close to our hearts; it has a very personal theme for us and we love the massive drum and group vocal combination used in the production. We are excited to release this newly recorded version.”

The band consists of frontmen Tom Twyman and Dulcima Showan, Rob Wicks – on guitar, James Hicks – on percussion, Jamie Smith – on keyboard, and Patrick Channon – on bass. Speaking about their forthcoming EP, ‘Monsters’, Dulcima, said: “‘Monsters is the best we’ve ever sounded,” with Twyman continuing: “This is the first set of songs that I would say represents who we are as a band. Before, a disc was more like a memento of a gig. This is more who we are as people.”

The band have also revealed that they will be performing shows throughout the summer, including two headline shows, in Cambridge and Margate, in April 2019, along with a number of festival appearances. This year looks set to be a busy year for the band, with them scheduled to perform a number of live dates throughout 2019, including their own UK headline tour, which is scheduled to start, in October 2019.

The band will hit the road for their headline UK tour, in October with them commencing their 14-date tour, in London, on the 3rd of October 2019. Before heading to Oxford, Nottingham, Birmingham, Southampton, Brighton, Honiton, Norwich, Sheffield, Manchester, Glasgow, Cardiff, and Bristol, with a concluding show, in Plymouth, on the 3rd of November 2019.

The release of the bands latest single, ‘Puppets’, comes after the band supported, Blue October, in February, on their nationwide tour. The band have garnered a name for themselves on the live scene, with previous performances at a number of the big festival such as Glastonbury, Isle Of Wight and Bestival. The band have also been the supporting act for some of today’s biggest names including Bastille.

CoCo and the Butterfields Live Dates 2019:

12/04/2019 – Theatre Royal – Margate
13/04 – Junction – Cambridge
18/05 – Songs From The Shed Festival – Clevedon
25/05 – Ireby Festival – Cumbria
22/06 – Leweston Festival – Dorset
20/07 – Chagstock Festival – Devon
28/07 – Kendal Calling – Cumbria
02/08 – Underneath The Stars Festival – Yorkshire
03/08 – Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival – Inverness
16 to 18/08 – Twisted Village Festival – Winchester

CoCo and the Butterfields UK headline Tour 2019:

03/10 – Islington Assembly Hall – London
04/10 – O2 Academy – Oxford
05/10 – The Bodega Social Club – Nottingham
06/10 – O2 Academy 3 – Birmingham
09/10 – The 1865 – Southampton
10/10 – The Hope & Ruin – Brighton
11/10 – The Beehive – Honiton
16/10 – Open – Norwich
17/10 – O2 Academy 2 – Sheffield
18/10 – Gullivers – Manchester
19/10 – The Hug and Pint – Glasgow
01/11 – Clwb Ifor Bach – Cardiff
02/11 – Thekla – Bristol
03/11 – The Junction – Plymouth

The single is the first to be taken from the band’s upcoming EP, ‘Monsters’, which was previously released as an acoustic collection of tracks. Speaking about the release of new music, singer Tom Twyman said: “2019 has got off to such an amazing start! We’re more eager than ever to show everyone everything that we’ve been working on behind the scenes. We’ve got brand new music coming, our first ever major venue support tour and a slot at the UK Americana’s with a headline tour later in the year and another release! It’s looking like our most exciting year yet.”

Coco and the Butterfields, consisting of Tom Twyman, Dulcima Showan, James Hicks, Rob Wicks, Patrick Channon and Jamie Smith, have now re-recorded the EP, ‘Monsters’, as a fully orchestrated representation of the band’s creative evolution since their conception, six years ago.

Ahead of the release of the band’s fifth EP, ‘Monsters’, the band will support Blue October on their UK headline tour, which includes a date, at London’s Shepherds Bush Empire, on the 23^rd of February 2019. Before moving onto a slew of summer festivals and their own UK headline tour, which is scheduled to kick off, in October.

Since the band formed, they have built up a strong reputation as one of today’s incredible live acts. Past performances include festival slots at Glastonbury, the Isle Of Wight and Bestival, and support slots for the likes of Bastille, King Charles, Scouting For Girls and Wheatus.

Coco  and the Butterfields UK Headline Tour 2019:

03/10/2019 – Islington Assembly Hall – London
04/10 – O2 Academy – London
05/10 – The Bodega Social Club – Nottingham
06/10 – O2 Academy 3 – Birmingham
09/10 – The 1865 – Southampton
10/10 – The Hope & Ruin – Brighton
11/10 – The Beehive – Honiton
16/10 – Open – Norwich
17/10 – O2 Academy 2 – Sheffield
18/10 – Gullivers – Manchester
19/10 – The Hug and Pint – Glasgow
01/11 – Clwb Ifor Bach – Cardiff
02/11 – Thekla – Bristol
02/11 – The Junction – Plymouth

Supporting Blue October
15/02/2019 – O2 Academy – London
16/02 – O2 Ritz – Manchester
17/02 – O2 Academy – Bristol
19/02 – O2 Academy – Brighton
21/02 – Garage – Glasgow
22/02 – O2 Institute – Birmingham
23/02 – O2 Shepherds Bush Empire – London

Coco and the Butterfields Live Dates 2019:

29/01/2019 – Americanafest Showcase – London
12/04 – Theatre Royal – Margate
13/04 – Junction – London
18/05/ – Songs From The Shed Festival – Clevedon
25/05 – Ireby Festival – Cumbria
22/06 – Leweston Summer Fest – Dorset
20/07 – Chagstock Festival – Devon
02/08 – Underneath The Stars Festival – Yorkshire