Stand Atlantic Return with Rocking New Single ‘Velcro’
This is the first taste of new music from Stand Atlantic in 2026.
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Sydney alt-rockers Stand Atlantic are back with rollicking new single ‘Velcro’, out now via Virgin Music Group.
Pairing the band’s energetic sound with vulnerable lyrics, ‘Velcro’ is a punchy song about love that’s sure to become a live favourite.
“I’ve spent 10 years avoiding love songs and writing only about what ended in heartbreak,” says frontwoman Bonnie Fraser. “On ‘Velcro’, that curse is finally broken. It’s the most honest thing I’ve written in a long time - after a really intense period of writer’s block, so recording it live, raw and unfiltered felt like the only way to do it. The curse is officially broken, the gates are open, our lovergirl era is on, and ‘Velcro’ says you’re welcome.”
The track is accompanied by a music video shot in the iconic Young Henrys brewery in Newtown, Sydney, featuring the band performing live in various parts of the brewery.
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For close to a decade, Stand Atlantic have been building a worldwide fanbase through their vibrant alternative pop tunes.
Breaking out in 2017 with their EP Sidewinder, Stand Atlantic have gone on to release four acclaimed studio albums – SkinnyDipping (2018), Pink Elephant (2020), f.e.a.r. (2022) and WAS HERE (2024) – and garnered over 500 million global streams.
The quartet have also received high praise for their live performances, having supported the likes of Sum 41, MOD SUN, ONE OK ROCK, A Day To Remember and I Prevail, while appearing at festivals including Spilt Milk, Good Things, Reading & Leeds and MAYDAY!.
Playing a bunch of festivals across the UK and Europe over the summer, supporting Simple Plan on their UK tour and appearing at Vans Warped Tour 2026, Stand Atlantic have a full plate with more music on the horizon.
‘Velcro’ by Stand Atlantic is out now. Listen here.
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