Some bands spend years trying to generate momentum. The Radio Addicts seem to create it naturally wherever they go. Their third single, “Let’s Party Like It’s The 90s,” arrives on June 12, 2026, carrying all the hallmarks of a band that understands exactly what rock and roll is supposed to do: bring people together, create memories, and leave audiences wanting more. It’s a track built for crowded festival fields, packed club shows, and the kind of nights people talk about long after the final song ends.
What makes The Radio Addicts particularly exciting is that none of their early success feels manufactured. Since forming in 2024, the teenage quartet has built an impressive reputation through relentless live performances, sold-out headline shows, and an ability to connect with audiences far beyond their years.
That energy is at the heart of “Let’s Party Like It’s The 90s.”
The title alone suggests nostalgia, but the song isn’t simply looking backward. Instead, it captures the carefree spirit, communal excitement, and larger-than-life attitude associated with the era while delivering it through a fresh, youthful lens. It’s the sound of a young band embracing rock’s timeless ability to create a shared sense of escapism.
Their live credentials make the release even more significant. Before its official launch, the single was already being played to crowds of approximately 25,500 people at Bolton Wanderers matches, an extraordinary platform for an unsigned band still at the beginning of their journey. That kind of exposure speaks volumes about the confidence surrounding the track.
The band’s rapid rise has been remarkable. Their debut single “Scroll My Life Away” earned international radio support and accompanied a sold-out English tour. Follow-up release “Before My Eyes” quickly surpassed 10,000 Spotify streams within weeks. Meanwhile, their debut vinyl EP MMXXV sold out months before release, turning into an instant collector’s item.
Yet statistics only tell part of the story.
What truly separates The Radio Addicts is their ability to galvanize a crowd. Frontman Luke Cardwell has already drawn comparisons to Robbie Williams for his stage presence, while their sound has been described as a collision between The Wombats and Buzzcocks. It’s a combination that balances catchy indie hooks with the urgency and excitement of classic British guitar music.
The support they’ve received from media, promoters, and fellow musicians further reinforces the sense that something significant is happening. Appearances alongside acts such as The Lottery Winners, Spangled, Pet Needs, and Sleeper have helped expand their audience, while features in major regional publications and recognition from music tastemakers continue to build momentum.
“Let’s Party Like It’s The 90s” feels perfectly timed.
Not because it’s chasing nostalgia, but because it captures the excitement of a band discovering how far their music can take them.
Young, ambitious, and seemingly incapable of standing still, The Radio Addicts are making the kind of noise that is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore.
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