The Fever Dreams: Tracks That Shaped Our Sound

Southampton’s The Fever Dreams are on a mission to make rock and roll feel like a party again. Armed with thumping riffs, wild solos, and hooks big enough to stick in your head for days, the five-piece are built on friendship, freedom, and the belief that chasing your dreams should be fun as hell.

In the past year alone they’ve gone from winning BandWarz Southampton to headlining the legendary Half Moon in Putney, earning a reputation for explosive live shows that mix tight musicianship with total good-time energy. Now, with their debut single “It’s Alright” dropping on Friday 25th July—the night before their biggest headline show yet—the band are ready to lead the charge in a modern rock revival.

No egos, no gimmicks. Just five best mates, high-octane anthems, and an open invite to join the ride. We spoke to them about the tracks that shaped their sound.

Gravity – John Mayer

Lonestar – Norah Jones

Tennessee Whiskey – Chris Stapleton

Shine A Light – The Rolling Stones (“Mick Taylor was a big influence on the

vibes of Duke’s lead guitar playing”)

Wish You Were Here – Pink Floyd