Forget The Haters - Available to stream now!
- Feb 23, 2023
- 1 min read
"I try not to swear in my songs.." FORGET The Haters STREAMING NOW on Spotify Our anti-bullying charity work with The Sophie Lancaster Foundation last summer was so rewarding - this clean version of the song means we can spread the message LOUD and CLEAR to the little dudes in our lives!
Speaking of, see below to find out the age restrictions for each show for our upcoming tour if you want to introduce them to the fine art of LIVE ROCK N' ROLL
Love & Peace. MW x
APRIL 13 Portsmouth (under 14s with adult) 14 Cambridge (under 14s with adult) 15 Bristol SOLD OUT 17 London (16+) 18 Manchester (under 14s with adult) 19 Norwich (under 14s with adult) 21 Birmingham (under 14s with adult) 22 Buckley (11+ with adult) 24 Leeds SOLD OUT 25 Edinburgh (14+)
Reworking Forget The Haters into a clean version is a meaningful way to extend the anti-bullying message beyond the usual rock audience. The connection with the Sophie Lancaster Foundation gives the release real context, and listing each tour stop’s age restriction helps families decide where younger listeners can attend. A strong Video Thumbnail could communicate that purpose before anyone presses play, but the clearest selling point is still the band using its volume for something constructive and inclusive.
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It’s great to see artists using their platform to promote anti-bullying messages while making their music accessible to younger audiences. Partnering with charities and releasing a clean version shows real commitment to the cause. Positive messages delivered through music can have a lasting impact, much like how Slope Rider encourages persistence and overcoming challenges in a fun, engaging way. Hope the tour is a huge success!
Really enjoyed reading about the positive message behind this song and the anti-bullying work that inspired it. On a lighter note, when I’m looking for a bit of entertainment in my free time, I often jump into Subway Surfers for a few quick runs—it’s a fun and relaxing way to unwind.
Sometimes Baseball Bros can feel repetitive if you play too long, but the variety in music helps keep things interesting overall.