We Found The Wreck
- david1170
- Aug 2, 2025
- 1 min read
We Found The Wreck is a UK-based acoustic punk band blending the raw energy of punk with heartfelt lyricism. Known for their passionate live shows and honest song-writing, their sound is for fans of Frank Turner, Chuck Ragan, The Gaslight Anthem and Against Me!
The band have joined Engineer Records and their first release will be a new digital single, entitled ;’Lighthouse’ on 22nd August.
You can pre-save the song here:
We Found The Wreck – Lighthouse – UPC 198704638954 https://ingrv.es/lighthouse-9ts-5
Based across Kent and finding their melting pot in Canterbury, Kent's most energetic alt-rock band, We Found The Wreck, have been busy since their formation in late 2022, bringing their unique blend of rock, folk and punk to bars, pubs and basements around the country.
The band's debut EP, 'Life Can Bite Me' released in November 2023, followed by ‘Released’ on 31st May 2024 and ‘Clouds’ in August 2024. The band went on tour and recorded a live EP at their Fiddlers Elbow gig in London which was released in January 2025.
The band's debut full length album is set to be released later in 2025 via Engineer Records and partner labels, with the new single and video, 'Lighthouse' the first taster this summer.
We Found The Wreck will play Dover Open Air Gig on the Port on Sunday 3rd August and TrevFest in Herne Bay on Saturday 9th August.
Band Members:
Ren Smith - Lead Vocals & Acoustic Guitar
James O'Leary - Lead Guitar and Backing Vocals
Joe Michael - Bass
Sam Richardson - Drums and Backing Vocals
Lighthouse was produced by Neil Sullivan (https://www.instagram.com/mymixmaster/)
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