I Might Die In Eastern Europe

City Dog broke out of the UK’s south-east scene as teenagers, quickly earning a reputation for chaotic, high-energy shows that “turn a mosh pit into an absolute frenzy.”

Before they were even 18, they had already shared stages with Buzzcocks, Bob Vylan and The Wytches, and toured Europe with Surfbort — momentum that set the foundation for everything that followed.

Their debut EP in 2024 sparked a sold-out UK headline tour, packed European shows, and an endorsement from Gibson after playing over 50 shows that year.

2025 has been their biggest leap forward yet. In August, City Dog released “I Might Die”, launching their two-week ‘I Might Die in Eastern Europe Tour,’ where they performed to upwards of 500 people a night and cemented their status as one of the UK’s most explosive new live bands.

In October, they returned with “Kayden,” released just as they dove into a huge run of Autumn touring. Across October and November, City Dog completed three back-to-back tours with Kid Kapichi, Pop Will Eat Itself, and The Wytches, further sharpening their already ferocious live show. They also filmed a high-end music video for Kayden when in Estonia, marking a new visual and creative step up.

With more new music and international festival dates lining up, City Dog continue to accelerate as one of the most exciting rising acts in UK alternative music.