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🫶🏻 @onlythepoetsuk

An amazing instore at @BanquetRecords tonight. Thanks to @onlythepoetsuk for popping in! Congrats on the top 10 last week. Hopefully we can join you with a top 40 this week. ffm.to/toothpaste

and now a top 10 album, wow wow wow🥹 @onlythepoetsuk

our debut album is a TOP 10 in the UK & Germany!!! this was only possible because of you, our fans. this is your top 10 album. we can’t thank you enough for getting us here. this moment, this album and this band is everything we’ve ever wanted. thank you. don’t give up on your dreams.

what an amazing journey @onlythepoetsuk 🫶🏻

@onlythepoetsuk YAY see you there 😁

Funeral show ON SALE NOW! Late show sold out, this time we'll be playing old songs that you dont hear anymore. £11 ticket & CD. Every CD sale will help keep us in the Top 10. One last push <3 banquetrecords.com/only-the-poets…

@onlythepoetsuk an amazing one at that

did we mention we had an album out?

still so gutted that the traffic made us miss the signing, i’m not so active on this app anymore but want you to know i am still here and supporting haha @onlythepoetsuk 🥲🫶🏻

@onlythepoetsuk got stuck in so much traffic a journey that was supposed to take us 45 mins took nearly 2 hours so we missed the signing, gutted to have missed you but super proud of you all the album is incredible and so was the brixton show 🫶🏻

So. Our debut album is out tonight. We’re writing this on the bus, on the road to Manchester, thinking about everything this band has been through over the years. The highs, the lows, and everything in between. We played our first show together in 2018 with genuinely no idea where it would go. We were just a bunch of mates making music and playing any show we could get. Most of the time it was to empty rooms, with no expectations of it becoming anything more than what it was. We even did some of those gigs for £1 a ticket because we didnt think we were worth more than that. We just did it for the love of it, but always dreamt of something bigger. After a year of slogging through countless small venues around the UK, we were lucky enough to put on our biggest-ever headline show at Scala in London in 2019. To this day, it remains one of the best moments of our lives. It felt like we’d peaked right there and then. Covid happened. We all went back to our day jobs. Tommy was painting and decorating, Marcus was delivering packages, Clem was working in a studio (the lucky one), and Andy was gardening. We spent this time writing as much music as we could, but across countless four-way calls squeezed between work, morale steadily dropped. We never thought we’d play another show. Still, we did it for the love of it, and still we dreamt of something bigger. We were handed an opportunity of a lifetime and toured Europe with LT. We went into it not really knowing what would happen, but grateful for one last chance to try and make our dreams a reality. Every show felt like a final hurrah, counting down the days until it would all come to a halt. But something funny happened. The shows we announced kept selling out, kept being upgraded, and people started singing the songs back. We couldn’t fathom what was happening. We announced our debut headline tour, and suddenly this band of four best mates had begun turning into that dream we’d longed for since being kids. We spent the next few years relentlessly writing and producing music, touring Europe and America, and trying to figure out who we wanted to be and what we wanted to say. We never wanted to rush into a debut album, and we’re honestly so glad we didn’t make that choice, because we’ve ended up with an album we’re incredibly proud of. Not only is the music where we want it to be, but the messaging that runs through the DNA of the album is true to our journey, not just as a band, but as people. We never wanted to regret the things that shaped us, because they’ve brought us to where we are now. The hours spent in a van up and down the country playing shows to no one. The best days and the worst nights. Broken friendships. Failed relationships. The mistakes made and the lessons learned. But we were all in it together, and there’s comfort in knowing none of us would change a thing. And I’d Do It Again is a reminder that we wouldn’t be here without any of it, and that it’s shaped us into who we are today. Up until now this has been our story, but now we hope you can find yours within it too. To never regret the things that made you who you are today. We’ve put everything into this record, and we’d do it again. Forever, your little band,
Tommy, Marcus, Andy and Clem x

.@Louis_Tomlinson's 'How Did I Get Here?' officially debuts at #1 on the UK albums chart. It marks his second #1 album.

@sophieotp no worries, thank you anyway :)

@abimayy no, sorry :(

anyone wanna trade louis birmingham signing tickets for their london ones?

@Louis_Tomlinson will the setlist will have a big change up from last tour?

Sunflowers and sanity on a lot of lists but lots of different choices which is cool! Picking the tour set is going to be tough

@Louis_Tomlinson palaces, lucid, dark to light as of right now but it’s bound to change because i’m indecisive

I’m back. Give me your top 3 from the album

@onlythepoetsuk nearly 6 years!😯

how long have you been waiting for our debut album?

please if anyone is last minute selling or sees anyone selling them for the signing today send them my way

@MACHINEMADS me please!! even just 1!

if anyone has a spare louis signing t*cket for birmingham please let me know🙏🏻