EPK – One Man Boycott

OMB Bio

One Man Boycott are a Pop Punk / Rock band from
the U.K.

One Man Boycott is the creation
of Joe Brewer, based in the UK’s South West.
Initially launched as a solo project in 2013, it transformed into a
full-band effort by 2015. Known for blending pop-punk,
emo, and pop-rock, the band gained
momentum with singles like "If Only You'd Stay," "Stockholm
Swing," and "Sick Of It All," featured on their debut
album Counting The Seconds, produced by Grammy-nominated
Romesh Dodangoda. Praised by ROCKSOUND as
"Anthemic" and "One hell of a good time," the
band is a live must-see, earning a 7/10 rating.

These earlier releases were supported by an
impressive international touring and press schedule raising the bands
profile before the hiatus.

After navigating a few personally difficult years,
Brewer returned to songwriting in 2020, releasing several singles
between 2021-2023. These tracks allowed One Man Boycott to reconnect
with its fan base and experiment with more introspective moments
while retaining its signature catchiness.

Looking ahead to 2025, Brewer is set to get back
to touring acoustically alongside more full-band live shows,
including a highly-anticipated UK/EU acoustic tour.
Spanning cities across the UK, France, Germany, Belgium, and the
Netherlands, the tour promises intimate, stripped-back performances,
bringing new material and fan favourites to life. Alongside that
tour, Brewer has been hard at work on the next chapter of One Man
Boycott, with new full-band recordings and exclusively acoustic
tracks set for release during the year.

"Getting through these past few years has
reignited my passion for music," Brewer says. "2025's
touring schedule alongside the new full-band and acoustic material
set for release represents a fresh focus for me as an artist, and I
can't wait to continue sharing it all with our fans."

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Press Quotes

"if you want the sound of sunshine and summer trapped within 40-50 glorious minutes of bounce One Man Boycott is exactly that. 7/10" - Soundscape
One Man Boycott pen the kind of energetic, instantly infectious pop rock nuggets that instantly instil a hankering for long sun-soaked days with good friends. - New Noise Magazine
His vocals carry emotion... his vocals range from earnest but melodic shouting to an impressive falsetto that Jeff Buckley would be proud of. In fact, it’s almost as if he’s doing the work of two singers. - Lounder Sound
Anthemic and one hell of a good time. 7/10. ROCKSOUND
quintessential pop-punk hooks and pristine vocals that are too good to ignore. a bright and big future for OMB as the next big pop-punk band. They’ve got the hooks to keep you… um… hooked, and catchy choruses that could rival that of All Time Low. Although we’re not exactly short of pop-punk bands in this day and age, One Man Boycott add something new to the table. - Hit The Floor