Some artists don't ask permission; they just land in your gut and stay there. Some records arrive polished and pristine, others bleed the moment you press play. 

On their debut album Put A Smile On For Me, rising London four-piece Keo chose the latter. Raw, bruised, and unflinchingly self-aware, their first full-length release captures the emotional fallout of love, guilt, shame, and self-destruction with a clarity that almost feels confrontational. 

Join one of the UK's most vital young guitar bands for their feverishly intense live shows.  

Some artists don't ask permission; they just land in your gut and stay there. Some records arrive polished and pristine, others bleed the moment you press play. 

On their debut album Put A Smile On For Me, rising London four-piece Keo chose the latter. Raw, bruised, and unflinchingly self-aware, their first full-length release captures the emotional fallout of love, guilt, shame, and self-destruction with a clarity that almost feels confrontational. 

Join one of the UK's most vital young guitar bands for their feverishly intense live shows.  

Some artists don't ask permission; they just land in your gut and stay there. Some records arrive polished and pristine, others bleed the moment you press play. 

On their debut album Put A Smile On For Me, rising London four-piece Keo chose the latter. Raw, bruised, and unflinchingly self-aware, their first full-length release captures the emotional fallout of love, guilt, shame, and self-destruction with a clarity that almost feels confrontational. 

Join one of the UK's most vital young guitar bands for their feverishly intense live shows.  

Some artists don't ask permission; they just land in your gut and stay there. Some records arrive polished and pristine, others bleed the moment you press play. 

On their debut album Put A Smile On For Me, rising London four-piece Keo chose the latter. Raw, bruised, and unflinchingly self-aware, their first full-length release captures the emotional fallout of love, guilt, shame, and self-destruction with a clarity that almost feels confrontational. 

Join one of the UK's most vital young guitar bands for their feverishly intense live shows.  

From packed-out club shows to thousands-strong headline dates, London four-piece Keo’s live reputation has become one of the defining forces behind their rise.

Keo hit the road in support of their debut album Put A Smile On For Me, an unfiltered examination of shame, accountability, memory and the uncomfortable process of recognising parts of yourself you'd rather avoid.