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Brilliant Performance
Great night. All members of the band had a presence on stage and their musical ability was insane
Posted by Sara H on 04/09/2026
The Molotovs, TramShed, Cardiff - 3rd September 2026
A superb performance by all three band members.
Great to hear such fresh new music - reminds me of the exciting time for music in the late 1970s.
Posted by Andy R on 04/09/2026
The Molotovs, TramShed, Cardiff - 3rd September 2026
Great Performance
What a superb night the Moltovs on top form from start to finish, well worth seeing them live,great venue aswell.
Posted by Graham P Nash on 25/10/2025
The Molotovs, Electric Ballroom, London - 23rd October 2025
Great performance
Great energetic performance by The Molotovs. I felt privileged to see them in this excellent venue. If all goes well, I think they are going to be big!
Posted by Steve C on 24/10/2025
The Molotovs, Electric Ballroom, London - 23rd October 2025
Amazing band
The Molotovs get better every time I see them, definitely the best young band around
Posted by Andrew on 24/10/2025
The Molotovs, Electric Ballroom, London - 23rd October 2025
Formed in London by siblings Mathew and Issey Cartlidge, The Molotovs have quickly established themselves as one of the UK’s most exciting young rock bands. Still in their teens, they have already played hundreds of shows, from busking in Soho to appearances at 2000trees and the Isle of Wight Festival, alongside headline slots at Camden’s iconic Dingwalls. Their high-energy sets have seen them support The Libertines, Blondie and Adam Ant, and even open for the Sex Pistols at the Royal Albert Hall for the Teenage Cancer Trust. Their relentless live presence has also earned praise from Green Day, who championed the band’s spirit and raw intensity.
On record, The Molotovs channel that same urgency through bold, hook-driven songwriting. Their debut single “More More More” (2025), released on Marshall Records, introduced their sharp riffs and singalong choruses, while their fiery cover of Bowie’s “Suffragette City” revealed a deep connection to rock’s heritage. Other highlights, including “Today's Gonna Be Our Day” and “No Time To Talk”, have struck a chord with fans, blending grit and melody in equal measure. With each release and performance, The Molotovs are proving themselves as a fresh, undeniable force in British rock.