Sunday (1994) – Rain
Transatlantic indie-rock trio Sunday (1994) underscore their status as one of 2025’s most promising breakouts with “Rain,” a lush and unwaveringly romantic cut out now via Arista Records.
On “Rain,” Sunday (1994) singer Paige Turner recounts a love story to rival Bonnie and Clyde over cascading guitar chords and lilting drums that evoke dream-pop mixtape mainstays like Mazzy Star and My Bloody Valentine. “I love you from the slammer to heaven / If we’re drinking in bars or if we’re living behind them,” she coos delicately over a wall of sound. “You’re all I’ve got I’m not concerned / Is evil born or something you learn?”
According to the band, “Rain” is essentially about holding on to the memory of a feeling of “a devotion so deep it borders on doom, where love clings to the wreckage of crime and consequence. If fate demands suffering, then let it be shared; whether in a lover’s arms or behind prison bars.” Ever the romantic realists, Sunday (1994), don’t need a happy ending.
Sunday (1994) emerged only a year ago as a band with something to say about the magic of the mundane, unveiling a collection of songs that captures the bittersweet nostalgia of ’90s cinema, blending effortless artistry with quick wit and dark humor. With growing online intrigue and a passionate TikTok following, they first shared “Tired Boy,” with its confessional tongue-in-cheek lyrics splayed over sparkling melancholic guitar. It was the perfect entry to the group’s distinctly charming world, and fans have since fallen in love on both sides of the pond.
Sunday (1994)’s the debut tour
Apr 24 – San Francisco, CA – Rickshaw Stop
Apr 26 – Seattle, WA – Madame Lou’s
Apr 27 – Portland, OR – Holocene
Apr 29 – Denver, CO – Globe Hall
May 1 – Chicago, IL – Schubas Tavern
May 2 – Columbus, OH – A&R Music Bar
May 3 – Toronto, ON – The Drake
May 5 – New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom
May 7 – Boston, MA – Brighton Music Hall
May 9 – Philadelphia, PA – Johnny Brenda’s
May 10 – Washington, DC – The Atlantis
May 14 – London, UK – Village Underground
May 15 – Brighton, UK – The Great Escape Festival
May 16 – Brighton, UK – The Great Escape Festival
May 20 – Nottingham, UK – Bodega
May 21 – Birmingham, UK – Sunflower Lounge
May 23 – Liverpool, UK – Arts Club
May 24 – Leeds, UK – Live At Leeds In the Park
May 25 – Manchester, UK – Neighbourhood Weekender
May 27 – Glasgow, UK – King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut
May 30 – Hulst, NL – Vestrock Festival
May 31 – Hellendoorn, NL – Dauwpop Festival
June 5 – Los Angeles, CA – The Troubadour
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