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Fruit Tones is a rock & roll gang from Manchester. Nothing artificial – this is the
real deal. Real music played by real people for real reasons. No budget. No
gimmicks. No nothing. They’re the kinda guys The Shangri-La’s sang about – true
professional amateurs!
The bands first album, ‘Natural Selection” dropped 2019 via Greenway and Fuzzkill
Records and took the three piece from Manchester to Europe, both coasts of
America, a slot at Willy Nelson’s Luck Reunion festival, sharing the stage with
heroes Flamin’ Groovies and The Gories and even a Marshall headphones
collaboration alongside Iggy Pop.
Recent sophomore LP ‘Pink Wafer Factory’ out via ALIEN SNATCH! and Fuzzkill
Records morphs tales of the daily grind into a glitter coated blast of ultra catchy
garage punk n roll. This is music to quit your day job to!
Self recorded, produced and mixed in an old Manchester cotton mill and mastered
by Mikey Young (Eddy Current Suppression Ring) it’s all there – Buddy Holly’s
hiccups, budget Stones production, blown-out licks that’d make Chuck Berry blush,
Dr Feelgood steam-rollin’ pub rock energy and a kind of demented honky tonk
choogle that brings to mind Loaded era VU, or more recently Natural Child. They
pick the ripest fruits of the past and effortlessly blend them together like they
invented it all. This album is a dance party blueprint, and your Beatle boots will be
soaken wet in no time!
Championed by Marc Riley the Fruits have been in constant rotation on BBC 6
music including 3 live sessions over the past year. The factory floor is coming to a
stage near you and it’s rigged to blow. Ask for a good time, I give you Fruit Tones –
the hit that won’t quit.

New album Easy Peelers coming 2025, louder, faster and more raw than ever before – 100% fruit!

“Manchester’s FRUIT TONES blow the corrugated roof off the place with their
high octane 21st century garage rock” – Fred Perry Subculture

“Like a fruitier version of Black Lips, they leave a colourful trail of ramshackle
riffs behind them” – NME

“Raw, fun time rock n roll from guys with a total ear for the good stuff” – Wax
Music

“A harmonious and darn right infectious jam that shows how scintillatingly
vibrant they sound live while honing in on their melodic traits” – So Young
Magazine

“These Manchester freaks deliver just the right amount of charm and sleaze” –
Maximumrocknroll