A band of 4 people who have been through the ups and downs of music and life together, Sick Love are back on the scene after taking a creative hiatus to produce their debut album.

They have spent the last 2 years writing and producing their first full-length record, which has been 10 years in the making. After producing an album during the lockdowns in 2020 (and ultimately throwing it all in the bin), the band went back to their roots and started writing again without the constraints of trying to please anyone but themselves. Scheduled for a 3rd May 2024 release on Paragon Records, Champagne is the long awaited result of a decade of hard work and discovery.

They spent most of 2021 recording and producing the album in a cottage on a farm, pushing the boundaries creatively and sonically. The result is an album that feels authentic and true to the heart of who Sick Love is. It documents the many highs and lows of the human experience, laid bare by frontwoman Rebecca Geary.

The band have made their name via opening slots for Dashboard Confessional, Crazy Town and We Are Scientists, by playing Dr Marten’s Boot Room in London, Other Voices, The Great Estate Festival, Camden Rocks, Electric Picnic, Indiependence and a sold-out London headline in The Dublin Castle, London.

Bolstered by single “Gun In Your Pocket” which featured on the hit TV show “The Young Offenders”, they released their highly praised EP “Baby It’s You” in May 2020 which saw the band receive significant UK & Irish radio support and secured several major Spotify editorial playlists including New Music Friday UK, Hot New Bands, The Rock List and the hugely sought after ‘Walk Like A BadAss’.

“We know that Sick Love are not the type of band to pull punches. They're not shy about saying how they feel” - Hot Press Magazine

“SICK LOVE have every right to sound and look this ambitious. Fronted by the already iconic Rebecca Geary. They may be your favourite new band.” - The Zine UK

“Gun In Your Pocket is an instant classic!” - John Kennedy Radio X

“Sick Love are, as far as this writer is concerned, still easily one of the best acts – if not the best act – active on the Irish music scene at the moment” - Pure M Zine

"They arguably have the most impressive decibel busting credentials" – Goldenplec