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New Hope Club just mashed up two of our favorite songs!

The British boy band – Blake Richardson, George Smith and Reece Bibby – put together Taylor Swift‘s “…Ready For It?” and “Middle Of The Night” by The Vamps.

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The guys were inspired to do the mash up because they’re currently on tour with The Vamps in Japan!

In the vid, George and Blake play guitar and Reece drums along as they show off their amazing harmonies.

Check out the entire cover below…

We thought nothing could rival New Hope Club‘s mashup of Shawn Mendes songs. At least, until we saw this video.

The British boy band � Blake Richardson, George Smith and Reece Bibby – cover Harry Styles songs in a new mashup and we’re obsessed.

George and Blake play guitar and Reece drums along as all three cover “Sweet Creature,” “Only Angel,” “Carolina,” and more.

All we need now is for Harry himself to join in.

Watch below!

New Hope Club welcomed a ton of fans to their mini-concert at Buffalo Wild Wings at Times Square in New York City on Monday (August 28).

The guys — Blake Richardson, George Smith and Reece Bibby — played a few songs at the place before getting a bite to eat themselves and meeting fans.

Just recently, New Hope Club revealed what you can do online to get their attention, and it’s super simple to do.

While George revealed that he likes “seeing funny pictures of really weird faces”, Reece says he’s always notices the social media handles that mimic theirs.

“Our names on Twitter are @NewHopeReese @NewHopeBlake, so we like to see @NewHopeRihanna,” he shared.

Check out all the pics from their meet and greet below!

Two of our favorite boy bands on one stage!?

Why Don’t We and New Hope Club totally rocked out at Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day on Saturday afternoon (August 26) in New York City.

The two bands, as well as Jack & Jack, Alex Aiono and Spencer Sutherland all took the stage at the annual event for some epic performances.

“We’re hanging at Arthur Ashe…it’s gonna be pretty sick! Lots of seats,” Jonah from WDW said in a video on the band’s Twitter.

They later shared a vid as they met a bunch of lucky fans inside the tennis stadium. Check it out below…

New Hope Club and Justin Bieber? That’s two of our favorite things!

The British boy band – Blake Richardson, George Smith and Reece Bibby – shared a cover of Justin‘s new song “Friends” earlier this week and it’s so good!

With George and Blake on the guitar, plus their amazing harmonies, we totally love their take on the catchy tune.

New Hope Club is set to cross the pond to perform at Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day in NYC this weekend so we can’t wait to see more of the band!

Check out the entire cover video below…

New Hope Club‘s mashup of the Beatles‘ greatest hits is much-needed listening (especially in light of recent tragic events).

The guys – Blake Richardson, George Smith, and Reece Bibby – grabbed their guitars and went back in time in their latest video.

Their harmonies throughout songs like “Twist and Shout,” “Please Please Me,” and “We Can Work It Out” are magical and spot on.

New Hope Club is currently on tour with Sabrina Carpenter. (Watch all four of them collaborate on “Hands” by Mike Perry feat. The Vamps and Sabrina here if you missed it.)

Watch below!

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The guys — Blake Richardson, George Smith and Reece Bibby — are from Northern England. (Yes, their accents are adorable, thank you very much!)

Full-on musicians (George plays acoustic and electric guitar, bass, banjo, ukulele, piano, keyboards and drums; Reece plays bass, guitar and drums; Blake plays drums, piano and ukulele), the trio banded together in 2015.

“Right away, we realized there was something special with the three of us,” Blake recalls. “We were jamming in George‘s living room, playing Oasis songs and all that, and we just clicked in a really amazing way. We started writing together that weekend and everything took off from there!

No joke. They signed with the same team that manages fellow Brits The Vamps, and have already toured with them, playing their first gigs in front of 10,000 people.

Next up, New Hope Club are opening for Sabrina Carpenter‘s recently announced The De-Tour, which comes to the United States on July 11. (See all of their tour dates here).

Let us know what you think, do you want more New Hope Club?

Check out this exclusive 60-second clip of their video for “Fixed.” The full video premieres tomorrow here….