Starcrawler released the single "Hollywood Ending" along "Tank Top" as a B-side on November 16, 2018.
200 copies were also pressed on white vinyl with an alternate cover. The band's self-titled debut album Starcrawler was released that year by Rough Trade Records on both white and black vinyl. The tour ran from May 30 to June 23 and included concerts in Spain, Luxembourg, Germany, Portugal, the United Kingdom, Austria, France and the Netherlands. Starcrawler performed their singles "Love's Gone Again" and "I Love LA" live on Later With Jools Holland on before the start of their 2018 European Tour. Act at SXSW for their performances at the festival. Starcrawler won the Grulke Prize for Developing U.S. During their final gig at SXSW, lead singer de Wilde terrorized the crowd by spitting blood in the face of a photographer, hurling attendees' personal possessions into the crowd, and firing a snot rocket into the face of another audience member. Their performances gained notoriety for their energy and antics. In March 2018, Starcrawler performed a number of shows at the world's biggest music showcase, South By Southwest (SXSW), in Austin, Texas. The single features a photo of the band on the front and back labels, and comes in a pink sleeve. Starcrawler released their first 7" single from their debut album, "I Love LA" / "Castaway", on Rough Trade Records on February 16, 2018. Starcrawler's debut 7", "Ants" / "Used To Know", was released in 2017 on red/white splatter vinyl with a picture sleeve in a limited edition of 500 copies, which sold out quickly. In an interview with FY Magazine when asked about the origins of the name Starcrawler, drummer Austin Smith said, "It’s something I just came up with, random word association." Arrow added "We got our first show booked and didn't have a name." 2017–2018: Early period and debut album Wilde later recruited bassist Tim Franco. One day during school Wilde saw Henri Cash and asked, "You look cool, do you play guitar?" Cash was carrying a tuba at the time. When the school year began in 2015/2016, the two decided to recruit new members, a guitarist and bassist. In the summer of 2015, Arrow de Wilde and Austin Smith came together to collaborate in making music. De Wilde is the child of photographer Autumn de Wilde and drummer Aaron Sperske. Starcrawler lead singer Arrow de Wilde and guitarist Henri Cash both attended Los Angeles' Grand Arts High School. They have released three studio albums: Starcrawler (2018), Devour You (2019) and She Said (2022).
The band consists of lead singer Arrow de Wilde, guitarist Henri Cash, bassist Tim Franco, drummer Seth Carolina, and pedal steel/guitar player Bill Cash. Starcrawler is an American rock band from Los Angeles, formed in 2015. They returned home just in time for de Wilde to attend prom, where she wore a vintage tulle dress and a diamond-encrusted cross necklace, and-in true rock-star form- took her guitarist as her date.Henri Cash and Arrow de Wilde performing with Starcrawler at Rock am Ring, 2018. Even though it’s an art school, they still have to follow the rules.” Her principal eventually signed off on the trip, which took de Wilde and bandmates Henri Cash, Austin Smith, and Tim Franco all over the United Kingdom. I had to talk to so many people and fill out so much paperwork. “With public school in your senior year, you can only have, like, seven absences, and I already had, like, 20. When the band was offered its first European tour this spring, de Wilde recalls, her school’s administrators finally stepped in.
Leading up to her final days as a high schooler, de Wilde’s band, Starcrawler, was getting busier and busier: playing shows alongside groups like Ho99o9 and The Lemon Twigs, being featured by publications like Dazed, and spending late nights in the studio with their producer, Ryan Adams. Aly Comingore This past May, 18-year-old Arrow de Wilde graduated from L.A.’s Grand Arts High School-but it wasn’t easy getting there. This teenage rock frontwoman can writhe onstage in a strait jacket and spit fake blood with the best of them.
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