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Bottle Rockets
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Bottle Rockets
Plays on LTZ: 1 across 1 shows (2026-05-21)
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haven't seen you in a while — researched 2026-09-11
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20. Bottle Rockets — haven't seen you in a while
Bottle Rockets are a Glasgow indie band — John Tamburrini (guitar), Kenzi Murray (vocals), Andrew Cummings (bass), and Sam Rae (drums). Tamburrini and Cummings are University of the West of Scotland Music Technology graduates. They were shortlisted for BBC's Scottish Act of the Year. "haven't seen you in a while" was released April 17, 2026, produced by Jamie Holmes. 3:13 at 155 BPM.
Placement: Closes Segment 6. Matches Boys Noize's BPM exactly, holding the pace to the end of the run before the show winds down into Segment 7.
Bottle Rockets
Origin: Glasgow, Scotland, UK · formed 2021 · active
Members: Kenzi Murray (vocals), John Tamburrini (guitar), Andrew Cummings (bass), Sam Rae (drums)
Genre: Indie rock, alt-pop, shoegaze-tinged
Discography:
father's daughter EP (2026) — debut EP, lead single/title track released 6 March 2026
"haven't seen you in a while" (single, 17 April 2026, produced by Jamie Holmes)
Facts:
Won BBC Introducing's Scottish Act of the Year 2024 and Best Alt/Rock at the Scottish Alternative Music Awards 2023, off the back of a fast-building UK live circuit reputation (TRNSMT, Belladrum, Reading & Leeds, The Great Escape).
Note: not to be confused with the long-running American alt-country band of the same name (Festus, Missouri, formed 1992) — this is an unrelated, much newer Glasgow four-piece.