Horce Divorse
About Horce Divorse:
Horce Divorse started as a joke between four friends. One of those ideas that should have stayed in the room, but didn’t. It stuck, grew legs, and turned into a band. Then came the shows, then their own events, and before long, they were selling out small rooms and building something genuine around them.
It’s not just about the music. They’ve built a circle that includes other bands, artists, and people who keep turning up. That sense of community runs through everything they do.
The songs come from real life. Growing up in a small town, dealing with the everyday stuff, the awkward moments, the things that sit a bit heavier than they should. There’s honesty in it, but it never leans too far into itself. There’s humour in there as well, which keeps it human and stops it from becoming hard work.
Live is where it really clicks. They don’t stand still and run through a set. There’s movement, interaction, and a feeling that anything could happen on the night. It keeps people engaged, and it gives each show its own shape.
They’re heading into the studio at the end of March 2026 with plans for a full album later in the year. Based on what they’ve built so far, it’s worth keeping an eye on.
Disclaimer: The information and release details included in this post were correct at the time of submission. Dates, availability, and other information may change after publication.
| For fans of | Stiff little fingers, Idles, The Chats, Subhumans, Bad Religion, Sham 69, Misfits, The Clash, Dead Kennerdys, The Damned, Buzzcocks, Ramones, |
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| Genre | Rock / Metal |
| Location | The Southwest |
| Latest release | Horce Divorse - Released April 10th 2020 (New album coming in May/June) |
| Website | www.horcedivorse.com/ |
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