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The Waking Hours
The Waking Hours formed in London in 2015 with Jamie Cunningham on vocals, Declan McGurk on guitar, Joe Walsh on drums, and Alex Coop on bass. They released...
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The Waking Hours formed in London in 2015 with Jamie Cunningham on vocals, Declan McGurk on guitar, Joe Walsh on drums, and Alex Coop on bass. They released their debut album 'Awake' the following year, which included the track 'Heartbeat.'
Their 2018 album 'Modern Conversation' and 2020's 'The Dreamers' followed. In 2019, they faced plagiarism accusations regarding their single 'The Way You Move,' though they continued working afterward.
Their song 'Mama Said Knock You Out' appears among their top tracks. The band's lineup has remained consistent since their formation.
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