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Awesome gig

Future islands are awesome. Zack mexico rock. The LCR is an intimate venue giving close action to the band. Awesome

Posted by Tebbo on 28/11/2017

Future Islands, The Nick Rayns LCR, UEA, Norwich - 26th November 2017

Great performance in great intimate venue

Perfect night out with a performance which was amazing.

Posted by Bernard H on 26/11/2017

Future Islands, O2 Academy Bournemouth, Bournemouth - 25th November 2017

Brilliant!!!!

I've saw this Band 3 times this year and with each gig they are getting better!! Sam Herring pours his heart and soul into his lyrics on stage with his energetic performances! This is a band that oooze class and distinction and should not be missed.

Posted by Andy O on 25/11/2017

Future Islands, O2 Apollo Manchester, Manchester - 24th November 2017

Amazing performance!

This was an amazing gig! I was absolutely blown away with the performance, the energy the lead singer has is unbelievable. I already can’t wait to see them again.

Posted by Vikik on 25/11/2017

Future Islands, O2 Apollo Manchester, Manchester - 24th November 2017

TOP!

The show was great. Small issue was the change of venue which we were not aware of. But this was quickly sorted and overall the experience was awesome!

Posted by Aleph on 03/07/2017

Future Islands, Corn Exchange, Cambridge - 1st July 2017

Greenville, North Carolina-based band Future Islands formed in 2003, and have grown to become leaders of the indie synth-pop scene.

Their band members include William Cashion (bass, guitars), Samuel T. Herring (lead vocals), Gerrit Welmers (keys) and Michael Lowry (drums).

They have released six studio albums, including Wave Like Home (2008), In Evening Air (2010), On the Water (2011), Singles (2014), The Far Field (2017) and As Long as You Are (2020).

Artist Bio

Future Islands are a band whose brilliance was always hiding in plain sight. One viral moment might have catapulted them to worldwide recognition, but they were just doing what they always did - pouring their heart and soul into every moment, and channelling art’s great power to spread love and hope. It was, quite simply, who they are. Long, hard years on the road, and the sense of constantly traveling away from something, have shaped the band many ways, both spiritually and physically. Always leaving, never arriving, the horizon an impossible destination to be chased but never caught. Future Islands' new album As Long As You Are is out now on 4AD.