The quartet from Reading have just released their long-awaited second studio album. And I'd Do It Againn (2026). The album was written and recorded over seven intense months and shows new sides of the band's eminent songwriting skills.

On And I'd Do it Again they present the listener with a magnificent soundscape, where poetic lyrics hover between sparkling synth surfaces and epic hooks. The band says about the album in the press release:

"We're just so proud of this album and that we had the courage to make it. It's the best representation of us as a band — there's been a lot of self-reflection, growth and discovery. We can't wait for everyone to hear it."

Their songs delve into big existential questions and dissect big topics like love, loss, and mental health.

Only The Poets have become the voice of a generation that is not afraid to openly discuss difficult topics. And it is precisely this emotional openness that has created a massive hype around them.

The band has previously toured as support for giants such as Lewis Capaldi, Bastille and YUNGBLUD. The band recently made history by playing a completely sold out concert at the iconic O2 Academy Brixton in London, where tickets cost just £1 to highlight accessibility in live music.

In November, they will make time stand still in Lille VEGA when they open up a heartfelt space where poetry and melody go hand in hand.