UK COUNTRY RISING STAR LIAM PRICE SHARES VIDEO FOR NEW SINGLE, ‘BANGOR, ME’
LONDON HEADLINE SHOW ANNOUNCED FOR JAN 29, 2026
Winner of The Long Road’s Inaugural Homegrown Talent Contest, Set to Play CMA Fest 2026
LONDON, U.K. – (Thurs, Oct. 16 2025) – Liam Price, one of the UK’s most exciting new voices in country music, has shared the music video for brand new single ‘Bangor, ME’, and announced a headline show at The Water Rats in London on January 29, 2026 – tickets available now.
Winner of The Long Road Festival’s inaugural Homegrown Talent Contest this summer, Price has quickly established himself as a rising star with a sound that blends heartfelt storytelling, irresistible hooks, and authentic country grit.
Fresh off the release of his debut EP The Grass Ain’t Green, Liam’s material has been turning heads for its emotional honesty and undeniable energy. ‘Little Star of August’ – written in anticipation of the birth of his first child earlier this year – was selected by Baylen Leonard as a Spotlight Track on Absolute Radio Country last month.
“From the first note to the last, he takes you along with him. He feels the lyrics so genuinely that you can’t help but feel them too.” – Baylen Leonard
With UK festival slots already lined up for The Long Road Festival and Buckle & Boots next year, Price was also invited to perform at CMA Fest 2026 in Nashville – a landmark moment set to mark his arrival on the international stage.
“Winning the Long Road Homegrown Talent show is honestly beyond anything I could have imagined,” shares Liam. “The Long Road celebrates everything I love about country music – honesty, storytelling, and connection – so to be recognised there is really special. The chance to play at CMA Fest in Nashville next year is just unbelievable. It’s the biggest country music festival in the world — where so many of my heroes have played – and to be part of that feels truly surreal. I’m so grateful for the opportunity, and I can’t wait to bring my songs to both The Long Road and Nashville stages.”
2025/26 Tour Dates:
Oct 24, 2025: London, Indigo at the O2 (Keep It Country Festival)
Oct 25, 2025: Wolverhampton, KK’s Steel Mill (Keep It Country Festival)
Oct 26, 2025: Newcastle, O2 City Hall (Keep It Country Festival)
Jan 29, 2026: London, The Water Rats
Liam Price isn’t just another newcomer. He’s a breakout talent on the brink of something big – an artist with songs built to connect, a voice built for the stage, and momentum that’s impossible to ignore.
The ‘Grass Ain’t Green’ EP is out now to stream/download worldwide, with a vinyl release available soon.
