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2024, HONNE are back for a four-city China tour! HONNE are the soundtrack to our digital intimacies, our urban love lives in the 21st century. Their smooth electronic-soul is a widescreen take on modern heartbreak and timeless heartache.

‘Warm on a Cold Night'. 'Good Together’. ‘Day One’. Their smash-hit singles have won them a massive global following, and their debut album was a captivating record that flirted with funk and shone in its quieter moments. They’ve just released an irresistibly infectious sophomore album, and theirs is a blissful, swooning live show perfected over the last half-decade. Shanghai, Nanjing, Guangzhou and Beijing this time, and we can’t wait to share it all with you.

When James found the word ‘Honne’ later on (本音, a Japanese phrase meaning ‘true feelings’), the boys knew it was theirs. The first song HONNE ever finished, 'Warm On A Cold Night', also served as the title for their stunning debut album. And, between the millions of stream and sell-out shows since then, the soulful duo have carved out an instantly-identifiable sound all of their own.

For their next move, they focused on themselves. Placing a microscope to their own lives – the jet-setting highs and lows of being in a band, the relationships they tried to hold up back home – HONNE’s second album is a touching, personal record with its own universal appeal. 'Love Me / Love Me Not' cemented their reputation as one of music’s most spellbinding propositions. Every peak, HONNE sing, means a challenge is round the corner; and equally: whenever life throws everything at once, better times are ahead.

HONNE are singer Andy and multi-instrumentalist James, who first bonded over their shared upbringing in South-West England; followed by the more evocative, US West Coast grooves of their record collections, and a mutual fascination with Japan. During a midnight re-watching of ‘Lost in Translation,’ it became apparent that this sense of a partner at a loose end - of wandering through a strange environment and struggling to convey what you mean - was just as relevant to their lives off-screen.

Guest

Liang Lawrence

Liang Lawrence is a singer-songwriter currently writing and performing in the UK.

Her debut EP 'Letters to Myself' was released in August 2023 and received over 1 million plays in just a few weeks. Growing up in 8 different countries before the age of 18, Liang has found a home in every place she's travelled, an ability that is reflected in her borderless listenership, which has resulted in a global audience.

Liang is captivated by music, which she sees as a stabilising root. She uses words as brushes to paint moving music in space and time, teaching herself to play guitar and write songs in her bedroom, telling stories and expressing the complex emotions of everyday life in her music.

Liang's songs span the realms of indie folk, light rock and electronica, similar to artists such as Clairo, The Japanese House, beabadoobee, boygenius and Lizzy McAlpine.

Recently, Liang has been featured on the BBC channel and has opened for a variety of artists including Adam Melchor, Will Joseph Cook, Sophie May, Bully, Olive Klug and New Rules.