Posted on Thursday 10th November 2022 at 12:00
“It's been a goal of mine to catch a Self Esteem headline show for almost a year now. The pop powerhouse has been continuing her rise to stardom following the release of her acclaimed, Mercury Prize nominated album Prioritise Pleasure in October last year. In support, her UK tour continues to grow bigger and bigger as dates continue to sell out. I was lucky enough to catch Self Esteem at Victorious Festival back in August, and it left me hungry for more.”
“This spring I'll be seeing Self Esteem at Nottingham's iconic Rock City, and while this show - amongst many others - is sold out, there are still a few tickets remaining for her homecoming show in Sheffield on Tuesday 21st of March 2023.” Sarah Moore – Head of Marketing
24/02 Self Esteem – Rock City, Nottingham
01/03 Self Esteem – Albert Hall, Manchester
12/03 Self Esteem – The Marble Factory, Bristol
14/03 Self Esteem – O2 Academy Oxford, Oxford
16/03 Self Esteem – O2 Academy Sheffield, Sheffield
18/03 Self Esteem – Albert Hall, Manchester
21/03 Self Esteem – O2 Academy Sheffield, Sheffield
22/03 Self Esteem – Albert Hall, Manchester
“I really like Alex G and sadly missed him when he was at Bodega last time around but I’m particularly looking forward to this show after the release “God Save the Animals” this year. It has such a hopeful feel to it & I really connected with it from the first listen - I have been absolutely rinsing it. I cannot wait to belt Runner & Miracles in Rescue Rooms this March!” Jimi Mack – Event Manager
“The endlessly inspiring, genre hopping deity of indie rock returns to the UK to bestow his newest offering “God Save The Animals” upon the good people of Nottingham.” Jack Muncaster – Customer Services.
18/03 Alex G – O2 Manchester Ritz, Manchester
20/03 Alex G – Stylus, Leeds
21/03 Alex G – Rescue Rooms, Nottingham
“Indie diskos can too often be drab affairs, with po-faced shoegazers moping around to angsty tunes with intermittent bursts of OTT macho aggro courtesy of Manchester obsessed blokes stuck in an irrelevant time warp. Everyone once in a while, a band strikes like a lightning bolt out of nowhere to electrify the dancefloor – the latest of such sensational shocks has been Australian electro two-piece Confidence Man.”
“A million miles away from lumpenproletariat baggy anthems, dim-witted eagerly commercial landfill indie and the glut of increasingly uniform cheese wire post punk; Janet Planet (Grace Stephenson) and Sugar Bones (Aidan Moore) bring a huge energy to the stage via incredibly slick self-choreographed dancing, and their unique take on indie dance and 90’s house is guaranteed to blow your mind. Bring on the Rock City gig!!” Jimi Arundell – Web Content Manager.
18/11 Confidence Man – O2 Academy Bristol, Bristol
24/11 Confidence Man – Rock City, Nottingham
27 – 28/05 Neighbourhood Weekender – Victoria Park, Warrington
“I’m a HUGE fan of horror and metal, so when Ice Nine Kills released their albums The Silver Scream and Welcome to Horrorwood I was very excited! These albums are an absolute joy for me to listen to, I love every single track on both of them and I’m so excited to finally see some of them performed live!” Lucy Harvard – Event Management
05/03 Ice Nine Kills – O2 Academy Bristol, Bristol
08/03 Ice Nine Kills – Rock City, Nottingham
09/03 Ice Nine Kills – Academy, Manchester
10/03 Ice Nine Kills – O2 Forum Kentish Town, London
12/03 Ice Nine Kills – O2 Forum Kentish Town, London
“I've seen King Gizz once before at Rock City and I've loved them for years. It's always a very sweaty very fun show. They birth albums at such a rate, (3 in October alone) no one else is doing it like them. They are fun and silly, psychedelic and funky but also thrash and go hard and hey, I like that!”
“I'll be taking the trip down to O2 Academy Brixton which is always a hoot!|” Bethan Boast – Digital Marketing Executive
22/03 King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard – O2 Academy Brixton, London
23/03 King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard – O2 Academy Brixton, London
“Tasteful but challenging arrangements, expertly orchestrated low end, sex appeal. Need I say more.” – Harry Taylor (Business Development, Midnight Rodeo bassist)
12/11 Midnight Rodeo – The Bodega, Nottingham
19/11 Mystic Peach (Midnight Rodeo support) – The Grace, London
24/02 Beam Me Up Lincoln – The Drill, Lincoln
“Cosmic, Dancey, Psychy, Funky, Jazz-Electronica, what more could you ask for? What more could you squeeze into a three piece?? I’ll be full of beans on the Rock City dance floor, it’s stanky, skanky and raw, come get sweaty.” Sam Potts – Customer Services
07/03 The Comet Is Coming – Waterfront, Norwich
09/03 The Comet Is Coming – Cambridge Junction, Cambridge
10/03 The Comet Is Coming – Rock City, Nottingham
14/03 The Comet Is Coming – Stylus, Leeds
15/03 The Comet Is Coming – Engine Rooms, Southampton
16/03 The Comet Is Coming – Chalk, Brighton
07/03 The Comet Is Coming – KOKO, London
17/03 The Comet Is Coming – KOKO, London
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