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We had company for breakfast. Dan and Kyle from stopped by to chat to Nick Grimshaw about life in one the UK's biggest pop bands and bring some lols to have with our tea and toast.

They have recently been announced as performing at Coachella and Reading & Leeds in 2017 and are currently touring their second chart-topping album, Wild World.

So needless to say, things are relatively OK in the world of Bastille right now. Here's what we learned from the boys when they dropped by - and all before 9am.

Like the rest of us, Bastille are only just getting their heads around the whole '2017' thing and going back to work.

"We normally hate hearing our own songs," Dan says after hearing Nick play their songs.

"We had a little break at Christmas, come back and we remember we have a job and we did some stuff."

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"It's arguably the best job in the world," says Kyle. "It's difficult to think you're having a bad day because you have to travel somewhere beautiful and play some music at people."

"We work really hard and we're away most of the time and that's what's quite hard," adds Dan.

"Most people's jobs have bad bits when you're knackered and stressed and times when things are good. It's quite a bizarre situation to go from the mad highs of playing a gig to travelling for three days and moments of intense boredom.

"It's a very odd, multi-faceted job but we feel very lucky to do it."

"It's so much fun playing new songs," says Dan of their current tour.

"We spent three years with this one album, as things got bigger and bigger and we were playing hour and half sets but our album was only 45 minutes long - so what were we going to do with the other 45? It's good to have choice now."

And even if you think Bastille are a bit rubbish, Kyle says they've spent so much time on the visuals for their live shows that everyone will enjoy the gig.

"Even if you don't like the music, it looks pretty," he says.

"If you've ever seen one of our shows, everything apart from the visuals looks like an accident," adds Dan.

"First of all, we love a standing backflip," says Kyle. "So if you can do a standing backflip you're in the good books right off the bat."

Don't worry if your backflips aren't up to scratch, it would probably only make the band feel more awkward anyway.

"I find it relatively awkward when someone gets really emotional but in a way it's a compliment," says Dan. "We are the most awkward, so whatever happens you'll never be as awkward as we are."

Bastille were recently announced as one of the bands performing at Coachella in 2017, and it's safe to say they are reasonably pleased about being on the same line-up as

"As a geeky music fan I’m insanely excited to be there. We're playing on the same day as Beyoncé, which is not something we can often say," says Dan.

It has happened every time they've ever seen her.

"When we were at Coachella last time, did Losing You at the end of her set and Beyoncé ran out and started dancing with her and I lost it," says Dan.

"I was in the same tent as Beyoncé and she was dancing, just like Beyoncé does. I was the least cool of my life."

Bastille are also playing at Reading & Leeds in 2017, which will probably be a bit less glossy than Coachella, TBH.

"I remember many strange camping experiences at Reading & Leeds with burning tents and mud up to my neck," says Dan. "It's great! The music there is brilliant and I can't wait to play."

Despite being one of the biggest pop bands in the UK, they still don't fancy their chances in the charts against the likes of or

"You don't want to go up against an Adele or Ed Sheeran album," says Dan. I don't think Ed has anything to worry about, he is that guy, he's Adele."

"If he worries about that, then what are we going to do?"