Holy mother of hooks, Bolton’s finest teenage troublemakers are back! The Radio Addicts have dropped “Let’s Party Like It’s The 90s,” and this thing is a shot of pure indie-punk adrenaline straight to the veins.
Recorded at The Kaiser Chief’s studio “The Nave” in Leeds and produced by Andy Hawkins—the guy behind Maximo Park, The Pigeon Detectives, and Flogging Molly—this track has pedigree written all over it. And boy, does it deliver. From that opening guitar lick, to the massive punch-the-air chorus that’ll have you screaming along before the first verse is even over, this is exactly the kind of arms-aloft anthem we’ve been craving.
The band captures the absolute chaos and exhilaration of a killer night out, specifically that glorious 90s era when Britpop ruled the world and nobody was filming everything on their damn phones. The verses take you through the trials of chasing someone special at a messy house party while dodging the people who are “all full of it.” It’s relatable, and it’s ridiculously fun.
And get this—the track has already been blasted at Bolton Wanderers F.C.’s stadium before the teams ran out to the pitch! It’s also been named This Feeling’s Song of the Day and landed a spot on their Spotify “Best New Bands” playlist. These kids are on fire.
This is The Radio Addicts‘ third digital single, following the massive success of their debut vinyl EP “MMXXV” from November 2025. The limited pressing of 200 copies sold out entirely through pre-orders and gig bundles—three months before release! One copy even popped up on a collector’s Facebook group for six times the original price.
With youth on their side and a 16-date England tour kicking off this summer—culminating in their biggest headline show at Manchester’s Deaf Institute on July 26—The Radio Addicts are proving they’re one of the UK’s most exciting unsigned indie bands around.
“Let’s Party Like It’s The 90s” is the summer anthem we didn’t know we needed. Wind it up, grab your mates, and get ready to lose your mind. These lads are going all the way.