Watch Their Tiny Desk Concert Here
Stream ‘Parasites & Butterflies’ Here
Watch The “Monsters” Video Here
“Nova Twins might just be the most vital band in Britain right now” – Rolling Stone
“The band rewriting the rules of alternative music” – NME
LONDON, UK — Nova Twins have hit the road with Evanescence and Spiritbox on one of the year’s biggest rock tours, fresh off their NPR Tiny Desk Concert and a run of standout festival sets on both sides of the Atlantic. The North American arena run kicked off June 11 in West Palm Beach, FL and carries the celebrated British duo across the U.S. and Canada through early August, bringing their acclaimed new album Parasites & Butterflies to the stage each night. Nova Twins also share the stage with Amy Lee and Spiritbox’s Courtney LaPlante to perform “Fight Like A Girl” for one of the show’s most unforgettable moments.
The tour is the latest milestone in Nova Twins’ remarkable ascent from underground disruptors to one of the most innovative and celebrated acts in modern rock. Comprised of Amy Love and Georgia South, the Mercury Prize and two-time BRIT Award-nominated duo have spent the last few years redefining genre boundaries with their fearless fusion of rock, punk, hip-hop, electronic music, and pop while earning praise from fans and icons alike.
Produced by Rich Costey (Foo Fighters, Deftones, Sam Fender), Parasites & Butterflies finds Nova Twins pushing their sound further than ever while embracing a newfound vulnerability, exploring anxiety, identity, mental health, empowerment and resilience. The album has further cemented their reputation as one of the most exciting bands working today, with Alternative Press praising their “heady mix of alt-rock, R&B, and grimey electro-punk” and Consequence calling standout single “Monsters” “a heavy dance-rocker with a powerful sing-along chorus.”
Beyond the music, Nova Twins have become one of the most influential voices for change in alternative culture. Their Voices For The Unheard initiative has helped spotlight underrepresented artists. Their campaigning in 2022 led to the MOBO Awards recognizing alternative music with its own category for the first time, a category they went on to win in 2026. They have also established the Nova Twins Creative Musicianship Scholarship at ICMP, funding three years of tuition for aspiring musicians.
North American Tour Dates
FESTIVAL APPEARANCES
For more information on Nova Twins and Parasites & Butterflies, visit the band’s official channels and catch them on tour this summer.
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That’s incredible to see Nova Twins alongside such iconic bands. It’ll be really interesting to see how their styles blend on stage.