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New Single: 'Who Put That Smile On His Face' From Steve Mahoney & The Mill Island Band

Me & The Mill Island Band have a brand new single arriving on Friday, July 24th: 'Who Put That Smile On This Face'.

Single Cover: Who Put This Smile On His Face by Steve Mahoney & The Mill Island Band

We’ve been making our third big band album.. our magnum opus.. and we’re starting at the end.. this is the closing track and a big hug

On this cover you’ll find all my smiley creative partners over the years.. as well as all the great musicians and friends that are on this new album.. it takes an army innit! 

The Dish:

 What: "Who Put That Smile on This Face?" (The first single from the brand new album)

 When: Friday, July 24th

Get your pre-save link HERE.. putting your name in will make sure you get this smile on your face, and guarantees a fulfilling, long life x

Join us on Sunday August 9th for a Free Entry Rock & Roll therapy session at the legendary Good Mixer in Camden. We will be performing full band ti celebrate the release of ‘Who Put That Smile On This Face’ 

Steve Mahoney & The Mill Island Band play The Good Mixer in Camen, Sunday 9th August 2026

There will be special guests and merch themed around our new 69’s style mind altering music..

News from Mahoney & The Moment!

A New Play Opens This September & A live Gig in Maida Vale…

First up, join us on 08/08/25 at 7pm for a beautiful night of singer-songwriter music with Bright Nights at The Carlton in Maida Vale. Alongside Zoe Maia, Virginia Dirt, and Maddy Carty, Steve will be singing a mix of old hits and new classics from his exciting forthcoming album.

Entry is free and we promise it’s worth every penny! ;)

Next up, Emily is thrilled to have joined the talented cast and band of Two Come Home, A new play with music transfering to The Cockpit Theatre in Marylebone for a 2 week run and tickets are available now. Shows will run 2nd - 13th September.

“At a time when the voices of Queer individuals from rural, working-class backgrounds are too often unheard, Two Come Home brings them centre stage, capturing the courage it takes to reach for connection against the odds. With its haunting live score, complex characters, and unflinching look at the scars left by prejudice and solitude, this play is a bold reminder of why Queer stories matter. This isn’t just a play – it’s a reckoning, a testament to resilience, and a call for empathy. A truly unmissable play – this is outstanding, unforgettable theatre.”
- SQUIRRP ★★★★★