Closing the EP is ‘Solidarity’, an interpretation of Little Steven’s 1984 classic, with a homage to Bob Marley’s ‘Redemption Song’ accentuating the song’s call to action.
Street Revolution is an introduction of much more to come from Louise, with a brand new album coming later this year which she has worked on alongside producers Steve Whale of The Business and Ross Petersen (Bruce Springsteen, Goo Goo Dolls) in the US.
With huge support in the UK already coming from the likes of Kerrang, Louder Than War, Vive Le Rock, Clash and more and having appeared on the likes of Channel 4, BBC Radio 1 and Radio 5’s Pienaar’s Politics, The Guardian and also the Benefit compilation for Chelsea Manning, it is clear why Louise has been dubbed as the voice for punk’s new generation.
Having already performed at Glastonbury and supported the likes of Billy Bragg, Buzzcocks, The Damned and Stiff Little Fingers, Louise follows the upcoming UK tour with a show in support of ‘International Women’s Day’ in Glastonbury on March 8th plus has plans to announce US tour dates as well as her previously announced performance at the legendary Punk Rock Bowling Festival in Las Vegas alongside the likes of The Stranglers, The Damned, The Specials, The Hives, Rancid,Refused, Descendents and many more.