53 Degrees show for Catfish and the Bottlemen

Llandudno band Catfish and the Bottlemen return to Preston tomorrow for their debut gig at the city’s 53 Degrees.
Catfish and The BottlemenCatfish and The Bottlemen
Catfish and The Bottlemen

he four-piece have appeared several times in the city, topping the bill over the road at Fylde Road’s Mad Ferret pub.

But tomorrow night, they graduate to the intimate upstairs club room at the student union venue, with support from Flight of Arrows and Beat The Bandit.

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The quartet – singer and guitarist Van McCann, lead guitarist Billy Bibby, bassist Benji Blakeway and drummer Bob Hall – met at school and, over the last 18 months, have honed their live show to the point where they are making an impact on the industry.

They signed to Communion Records earlier this year and released new single, Homesick, recorded at the legendary Rockfield Studios in Wales with Communion co-founder Ian Grimble, who has produced the Manic Street Preachers, the Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Mercury nominees British Sea Power.

They are set for summer appearances at The Great Escape, Dot to Dot and Tramlines Festivals.

Tickets are still on sale for their 53 Degrees show at £6 advance, from the box office on 01772 893000, from Action Records, Church Street, Preston, on 01772 258809, or online at www.lancashiretickets.com. Entry will be £7 on the door.

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