Acclaimed Mongolian rock band, The HU, have announced a brand new European tour for 2025, INCARNATION, across June/July 2025. These shows include many new cities for The HU, performing for fans there for the very first time. This tour also includes dates where they will perform as special guests for Heilung. Ticket presale begins 10am CET tomorrow, Wednesday 11 December, with General Sale at 10am CET on Friday 13 December...
With over 830M all-time streams, #1 charting albums, multiple sold-out headlining tours across the globe, appearances at major festivals worldwide, recognition from top government agencies and officials, and collaborations with some of rock’s biggest names, THE HU have brought Mongolian music to the forefront with their innovative brand of ‘Hunnu Rock.’THE HU have paid tribute to Iron Maiden by today releasing a cover version of one of the band’s most...
Mongolian Rock sensation THE HU received the coveted Impala Double Gold Award for selling more than 150,000 units in Europe of their debut album “The Gereg” (2019). The award was presented by their label Better Noise Music on September 13th at band’s sold out show in Leipzig, Germany. On site a camera team of the public German TV network ARD filmed a feature for the Saturday edition of the daily...
After the release of "THE HU Live At Glastonbury" (available now via Better Noise Music), global mongolian rock phenomenon THE HU is ready to come back in Europe for an extensive tour in September, with shows across Estonia, Latvia, Poland, Czech Rep., Croatia, Italy, France and Spain! Tickets available HERE!
THE HU boast over 780M all-time streams and have completed multiple sold-out headlining tours across the globe (including...
Global Mongolian rock phenomenon THE HU bring forth their riveting live album, "THE HU LIVE AT GLASTONBURY", recorded at their groundbreaking debut performance at the legendary Glastonbury festival in Somerset, UK in 2023 in front of over 210,000 festival goers and streamed a record-breaking 50.3 million times across the UK and Europe via BBC iPlayer and BBC Sounds.
Available now on all streaming and download platforms, and releasing on June...
THE HU have today shared a live video for the track “Triangle” from their 2022 sophomore album "RUMBLE OF THUNDER" (via Better Noise Music) featuring performance footage take from their co-headlining U.S. tour with labelmates Asking Alexandria last summer.
In coordination with Record Store Day, THE HU have announced a limited-edition vinyl, "LIVE AT GLASTONBURY", including exclusive live recordings from their performance at Glastonbury Festival in the UK in 2023....
Globally lauded Mongolian rock sensation and UNESCO 2023 “Artist of Peace” designees THE HU have shared their first-ever animated music video for the deeply moving, environmentally conscious song “Sell The World”. It is featured on their sophomore 2022 album "RUMBLE OF THUNDER" and its deluxe version, released earlier this year via Better Noise Music. The compelling animated video depicts environmental villains taking nature’s limited resources for granted and ruining the...
Globally lauded Mongolian rock sensation THE HU are excited to release the deluxe edition of their acclaimed 2022 sophomore album RUMBLE OF THUNDERtoday (June 30) via Better Noise Music. The extended album includes seven new tracks, four of which the band have shared over the past few months including two acoustic versions of “Bii Biyelgee” and “Mother Nature”, along with two newly recorded singles featuring guest artists: “This Is...
Globally acclaimed Mongolian rock outfit THE HU have steadily been whetting listeners’ appetites with new music videos and updated tracks from the forthcoming deluxe edition of 2022’s RUMBLE OF THUNDER. Today, THE HU have revealed an acoustic version of their feel-good single “Bii Biyelegee” which celebrates the traditional Mongolian style of “biyelgee” dancing.
Due June 30 via Better Noise Music, RUMBLE OF THUNDER: DELUXE ALBUM will include the album’s original...
UNESCO “Artist of Peace” designees THE HU have become a global sensation with their groundbreaking blend of traditional Mongolian throat singing and native instrumentation with modern western rock which they describe as “hunnu rock.” Their namesake, “Hu,” corresponds to the root of the word “human being” in Mongolian and represents their commitment to spread awareness for cultural diversity, respect for nature and equality for humankind throughout their music. To celebrate...
