Daughter to play Colston Hall in Bristol
Posted on: 29 Jul 2016This not to be missed gig on 25th October 2016, at The Colston Hall in Bristol, showcases the amazing talents of Daughter and is something that will excite all music lovers!
The trio of Elena Tonra, Igor Haefeli and Remi Aguilella are currently criss-crossing the globe for summer festival appearances, and today have added new live dates to their tour schedule.
They will return to Europe in October, ending the run with UK shows in Glasgow, Manchester, Bristol and London.
Daughter have launched a new single from their critically lauded second album, Not To Disappear. Entitled ‘No Care’, the propulsive song finds lyricist/vocalist Elena Tonra at her most direct and unflinching, spitting embittered words against a muscular, red-blooded rhythm. Its accompanying video, directed by James Slater, echoes the song’s frenetic energy.?
UK Tour Dates -
October 23rd Glasgow O2 Academy
October 24th Manchester Academy
October 25th Bristol Colston Hall
October 27th London Brixton Academy
Ticket info can be found here - colstonhall.org
Not To Disappear is out now?!
The accolades for the band come in thick and fast, with a lot of positive reviews and statements being made –
“Deeper, moodier, bolder, in a world of its own.” – The Independent on Sunday
“Drips real class from every icy hook.” – Loud And Quiet 8/10
“Emotional dynamite.” – The Observer
“Powerful, affecting, confident.” – NME
“Groundbreaking beauty.” – DIY
“Gloriously epic.” – Guitar & Bass 9/10
For any further information on the band visit their webpage - ohdaughter.com. Alternatively you can visit their Facebook or Twitter pages.
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