• Culture
  • 17 Jan 20

Hudson Taylor begin their 2020 album campaign with 'What Do You Mean?'

Hudson Taylor begin their 2020 album campaign with 'What Do You Mean?'
Tanis Smither
Tanis Smither

Ireland's favourite pop-rock band Hudson Taylor are back with yet another banger. 

Ahead of their sophomore album and Irish tour, Hudson Taylor have unveiled a new, bop-worthy anthem called 'What Do You Mean?'

Hudson Taylor's second album will be called Loving Everywhere I Go, and is slated for release on the 28th of February. "'What Do You Mean?' is us reminiscing about the early days of us making music together, a decade ago when we were simply Harry and Alfie. Being young and naive, jumping over walls, busking and making little YouTube clips. Learning about writing songs, reflecting on a golden time before adulthood kicked in," the dynamic duo reflect.

Catch the group on their upcoming Irish tour:

Friday 28th February - The Chalk Venue, Swords

Saturday 29th February - The Hot Spot Music Club, Greystones

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Sunday 1st March - Kavanagh’s, Portlaoise

Saturday 25th April - The Opera House, Cork

Sunday 3rd May - The Big Top, Limerick

Hudson Taylor headline The Olympia Theatre in Dublin on Friday 24th April, with special guests Little Hours.

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