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In pictures: PVRIS’ huge headline show in London

Immerse yourself in PVRIS’ awesome headline show at London’s Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith.

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Slam Dunk Festival adds 15 more bands and reveals stage splits

PVRIS, The Maine, Scene Queen, Higher Power and more added to this year’s Slam Dunk Festival.

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Here’s PVRIS’ setlist from the first night of their UK tour

PVRIS hit the UK and look to the future with a killer setlist – from Animal to Mirrors

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Sad Summer Festival returns with Taking Back Sunday, The Maine, PVRIS and more

Taking Back Sunday will headline this year’s travelling Sad Summer Festival – with special guests on select dates including L.S. Dunes and Head Automatica.

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Maggie Lindemann and Charlotte Sands to support PVRIS next year

PVRIS have announced that they’ll be joined by Maggie Lindemann and Charlotte Sands for their upcoming UK and European tour.

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PVRIS: “There’s this push and pull between doom and joy, hate and love…”

As PVRIS return with two new singles and a new home at Hopeless Records, Lyndsey Gunnulfsen reflects on 12 months away from the limelight, and how taking the time to reflect has created a “dynamic” and “versatile” new era…

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PVRIS return with two new singles and accompanying short film

PVRIS announce signing to Hopeless by dropping two new singles – ANYWHERE BUT HERE and ANIMAL – and an accompanying short film.

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Listen: Bad Suns and PVRIS team up for “the perfect happy and sad summer bop”

Lynn Gunn wants people to be in a car with their windows down when they first listen to her new collab with Bad Suns, Maybe You Saved Me.

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PVRIS return with two new singles and accompanying short film

Listen: Bad Suns and PVRIS team up for “the perfect happy and sad summer bop”

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