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arenas worldwide, and their number one album Cavalier Youth came out last year. Tis band started out when they were just 15, and now at the grand old age of 25 have chosen UEA for a warm up show ahead of their performance at the Isle of Wight Festival. I spoke to guitarist Max about how they’ve grown in the last decade and why they’ve picked Norwich for this very special performance.


16 / June 2015/outlineonline.co.uk


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So you’ve been together for 10 years. What have you learnt about each other in that time? We’ve learnt how to wind each other up, but also how to look after each other. When you spend a lot of time on the road you’re like a family, away from your usual family at home. We’ve learnt when to have a chat with someone or when someone needs to be with someone and to help them out. We’re there for each other. We also have had a lot of fun together, and we all know each other’s best and worst sides. Will you be having a special party to celebrate having been together 10 years? Yeah, we’ve got things up our sleeves…I don’t want to ruin the surprise though! You’re gonna have to hold on and see what’s coming. You’ve kind of almost grown up in public. How does it make you feel when you look back at your performances and videos through the years? I don’t think we really ever expected this to happen to us. I started at 15, and at that age all you care about is going out and playing music and having a fun time. We didn’t expect it to turn into a career that has lasted for 10 years so far. If we hadn’t grown up in the public eye we would be very different as a band; people aged from 12, 13, 14 right up to our age now are able to relate to our music as result. We’ve all made mistakes in the band; there are things I can look back on and wish I


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