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Reverend And The Makers announce 2014 UK tour

Sheffield-based indie-pop group Reverend And The Makers have announced a 2014 February/March tour. The live dates will see them play to fans across the country in twelve venues. Tickets go on sale November 1st.
 
Having previously opened for Arctic Monkeys, Oasis and Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, the band released their third album '@Reverend_Makers' in June 2012. You can now pre-order their fourth album 'Thirty Two' and a new song called 'Your Girl' is available to download for free once you have ordered the album.
 
Reverend And The Makers will play:
 
February 2014
25th - LMUSU, Leeds
26th - The Welly Club, Hull
27th - O2 Academy, Birmingham
28th - 53 Degrees, Preston
 
March 2014
1st - O2 Academy, Liverpool
5th - The Ritz, Manchester
7th - O2 Academy, Sheffield
8th - Rock City, Nottingham
10th - The Fleece, Bristol
11th - Concorde 2, Brighton
12th - Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth
13th - Electric Ballroom, Camden, London
 
 
 
 
 
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The Colliers

The Colliers are a five piece indie rock band from North Lincolnshire, brimming with potential and slices of authentic rock'n'roll. Last year, the young band showcased their piercing talent and blissed out lad rock to audiences at Sheffield's Tramlines Festival, as well as a slot at Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds Official After Show Party in Liverpool's 02 Academy. Following last year's triumphs, North Lincolnshire's most exciting emerging band are set to record their first EP, entitled Who Forgot The Parachute.
 
Their latest offering comes in the form of Kids, an insanely hummable track with a streak of experimentality. Whilst the opening sounds similar to Noel Gallagher's (Stranded On) The Wrong Beach, there are distinctions that mark their differences, although the vocals do have a tendency to drift into the elder Gallagher's territory at times. The breezy, soulful jam takes it to another level as we approach the forty five second mark. With a heavy strumming sequence, chugging guitars and a satisfying ending, we are left both in awe of The Colliers and eagerly craving more from them.
 
The Colliers are set to appear at Crooked Ways Festival in North Yorkshire this June.
 
 
 
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