An indie rock band all the way from Conwy, Wales is playing a spring show in West Melbourne.
West Melbourne’s celebrated Festival Hall has announced its stage will soon be ringing out with indie rock. Welsh four-piece Catfish and the Bottlemen are making a welcome return down under this September playing live shows across the country for fans. Venues where live bands perform sometimes seek out flyer printing services to design and supply quality hand-to-hand marketing materials that encourage ticket sales for shows.
Led by charismatic frontman Van McCann, Catfish and the Bottlemen are renowned for united people with their live performances and studio recordings. Lyrically the group are a major draw for many with songs featuring easily identifiable and relatable observations.
After releasing their double-platinum debut record “The Balcony”, the Welsh band from Llandudno in Conwy found themselves appearing on US TV and gracing the main stages of festivals. Follow up albums lime “The Ride” (platinum) and “The Balance” (gold certified) strengthened and then cemented their success and saw them play major venues like Wembley Arena in London and Cardiff Castle in Wales. International touring followed with concerts in Japan, America, Australia and Europe.
Catfish and the Bottlemen will be at the Festival Hall on Friday, September 6. The venue is sited at 300 Dudley Street in West Melbourne.
