Ones-to-watch, The Ariston, announce enormous single ‘Honey, I’d Lie To You’
The track lands everywhere on Friday, 29th May and coincides with a string of Summer live shows, including their debut appearance at Isle Of Wight Festival.
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London-hailing indie rock band The Ariston, who are ones to watch in 2026, have announced their biggest single to date, “Honey, I’d Lie To You”.
The track lands everywhere on Friday, 29th May and coincides with a string of Summer live shows, including their debut appearance at Isle Of Wight Festival.
Blending raw emotion with driving indie-rock intensity, the single dives headfirst into the aftermath of love that refuses to leave, even long after it’s over. The track explores obsession, memory, and emotional distortion. The band explain:
“Honey, I’d Lie To You explores the feeling of loving someone so hard that even after they’re gone, they still live in the walls of your head, everything is blurry and burning at the edges. The cracks in the ceiling you can’t stop staring at. Where your brain keeps playing you things they never actually said, because the delusion is healthier than the truth could ever be.”
Alongside this announcement and a busy Summer, the band are working on more new music - some of which is currently being road-tested at shows.
Catch The Ariston next at Here Comes The Sun, an all-day festival on 23rd May 2026. Hosted by This Feeling, the festival is known for championing the UK’s next wave of breakthrough guitar bands. Tickets can be purchased here.
Drawing on bands like Inhaler, Catfish And The Bottlemen, Nothing But Thieves and Two Door Cinema Club, the band have picked up momentum with singles Fiction and Simona in recent times. They received early support from the BBC, and their track The Festival " earned them a spot in our “Best Of 2024” list.
