The Lathums release new single “Cobblestones”

Earlier this year, The Lathums released their LP, Matter Does Not Define. today, they have shared it's third single Cobblestones
The Lathums release new single Cobblestones

Earlier this year, The Lathums released their LP, Matter Does Not Define. today, they have shared it’s third single Cobblestones. The UK band’s Clash inspired single is out today via your favourite streaming service. The Lathums will take their new single to the Singapore F1 Grand Prix and on to their first ever tour dates in Australia and Japan this autumn, after their UK summer tour, including a headline date at Millennium Square, Leeds on Sat 12 July 2025 for Sounds Of The City.

Vocalist Alex Moore on “Cobblestones:”

“”Cobblestones’ started when I was in my teens and started paying close attention to the world around me: the streets, the buildings, the way history leaves its mark. Where I’m from, cobblestones seem to be everywhere, and they started to feel like a symbol for the stories and truths buried under modern life. The song is about what gets covered up, not just by concrete or tarmac, but by politics, ego, and time. It’s about how we build over the past and try to move on, but the past is still there, just beneath the surface.”

The Lathums 2025 Tour Dates

Fri 4 Jul – Beuningen (Nl), Down The Rabbit Hole
Sat 5 Jul – Rochester, Rochester Castle with Courteeners
Sat 12 Jul – Leeds, Millennium Square Leeds
Sun 13 Jul – Glasgow, TRNSMT
Sun 27 Jul – Sheffield, Tramlines, Hillsborough Park
Sat 15 Aug – Stockton-On-Tees, Hardwick Festival 2025
Fri 15 Aug – Norwich, Rock N Roll Circus
Sat 4 Oct – Singapore, F1 Grand Prix
Wed 8 Oct – Fremantle (Au), Freo Social
Fri 10 Oct – Newstead (Au), The Triffid
Sat 11 Oct – Marrickville (Au), The Factory Theatre
Sun 12 Oct – Richmond (Au), Corner Hotel
Tue 14 Oct – Tokyo (Jp), Space Odd

The Lathums have been providing high-quality arts experiences for young people who would otherwise miss out. Establishing their Chance To See Fund in partnership with North West charity, Curious Minds, the band, their fans and a range of supporters have so far raised over £25,000 to improve young people’s access to cultural experiences, including buying musical instruments, funding activities and workshops and facilitating travel to and tickets for cultural events. Find out more HERE.

The lathums have appeared at The Great Escape and Fight On, Glastonbury and played to 11,500 at their Robin Park homecoming and sold out their 14-date 2025 Matter Does Not Define Tour including two dates at the O2 Apollo, Manchester. The band will release Matter Does Not Define Bonus EP, released on limited white label vinyl on Fri 22 August 2025.

Order tickets for the Lathums HERE

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