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An underground pop punk act.
One Man Boycott is a UK pop-punk/rock project created by Joe Brewer, based in the country’s South West. Originally a solo project, it quickly exploded to a full band experience. Brewer's blending of pop-punk energy with emo undertones and consistently hook-laden songwriting earned tracks like "If Only You’d Stay," "Stockholm Swing," and "Sick Of It All" (from debut album Counting the Seconds, produced by Grammy-nominated Romesh Dodangoda) high praise from across the scene and wider industry. The band's live show and recorded work drew praise from Rock Sound as “anthemic” and “one hell of a good time.” Following the debut release and a few tough years personally. Joe returned in late 2020 with a growing focus, fuelled by releasing a series of introspective singles through 2023, regaining the support of BBC Introducing in the process. Now in 2025, One Man Boycott is back on the road with full-band and acoustic shows across the UK and EU. Despite dealing with a close family loss the brand new album "Face For Radio" and all-original acoustic EP "Singing Songs, Saving Lives" are both on the way in late '25, marking a turning point and bookend moment in the bands evolution before we all step into 'Boycott 2.0, set to begin in 2026.
One Man Boycott plays energetic pop-punk and alternative rock featuring hook-laden songwriting and emo undertones.
One Man Boycott is based in the South West of the United Kingdom.
The band consists of founder Joe Brewer alongside Frank Rawle, Lewis Chappell, and Jay Mathews.
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