THE NEW BRITISH INDIE-POP TAKES OVER MILAN

Good Neighbours, one of the most exciting revelations of the British indie-pop scene, are coming to Italy for the very first time with an exclusive show on Friday, March 6, 2026, at Santeria Toscana 31 in Milan. Tickets will be available early to the band’s Spotify followers from 10 AM on Thursday, September 11, and will go on general sale via Ticketone from 10 AM on Friday, September 12.

The London duo returned this week with their heartfelt new single People Need People – the latest preview of their debut album Blue Sky Mentality, out on September 26 via Polydor Records. People Need People is a soaring anthem about friendship, solidarity, and those moments when we lift each other up. With shimmering synths, driving percussion, and a chorus made to be sung shoulder to shoulder, it’s a powerful reminder that no one has to face hard times alone.

Speaking about the track, the band explains: “The title says it all. When we started this band, we were hopping from job to job and struggling to stay afloat. Thankfully, we had an amazing group of friends to laugh and cry with during the hard times. This song is meant to feel like an arm around the shoulders of the people you love.”

People Need People follows the euphoric singles found u/me and Suburbs, as well as their radiant cover of There She Goes by The La’s, recorded for Amazon Music. Together, these songs showcase the depth and range of Blue Sky Mentality – a debut album that packs huge emotions into even bigger choruses, uniting listeners in moments of catharsis, joy, and release.

The announcement also comes alongside the reveal of the band’s most ambitious UK and Ireland tour to date, set for February 2026. In the meantime, Good Neighbours have already stormed the Main Stage at Reading & Leeds Festival, bringing their anthems to massive crowds – a defining moment that cemented them as one of the UK’s most thrilling new live acts.

The road to Blue Sky Mentality has also been marked by a sold-out headline show at London’s Sebright Arms – the very same venue where, just 18 months earlier in November 2023, they had played their first-ever gig.