British India

British India storms back into the spotlight this September and October with their first national tour in years—live rock is returning. After an eight-year recording break, the band emerges with The Gospel of Luke, a track that blends raw emotion with thunderous swagger.

Notably, it’s also the studio debut of new guitarist Jack Tosi, bringing fresh energy into their sonic identity.

The song evolves from a vulnerable, acoustic confession to a roaring, redemptive anthem built for massive sing-alongs. Naturally, it was only right to take this moment to the stage—where British India truly comes alive.

Lead vocalist Declan Melia speaks candidly about the creative process that gave birth to The Gospel of Luke, sparked spontaneously by a moment of clarity. Though the band never fully stopped performing, this record marks the true return of their songwriting fire—loud, honest, and unapologetic.

Meanwhile, longtime fans can expect a setlist featuring legendary tracks like “I Can Make You Love Me,” “Black & White Radio,” and “Suddenly.” The tour celebrates both past triumphs and their reinvigorated vision, proving British India’s legacy still pulses with relevance. With momentum building fast, fans should prepare for an unforgettable run of shows this spring.