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2000trees Festival have today revealed the first multiple band announcement for next years 2024 event, and it is as ever, going to be an exceptional weekend of music. Joining the already announced Thursday 11th July main stage headliner (and UK festival exclusive)  The Gaslight Anthem, will be the stunning, Atlanta Georgia 4 piece Manchester Orchestra, who have long been …

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By Henry Groves Although this was a small 600 capacity venue, it didn’t stop crowds queuing to make sure they got a good spot in the Highbury music venue.  By the time the support, Arms Length, came on, the venue was already near capacity. I did think it was because Hot Mulligan don’t tour the …

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With the new album ‘Why Would I Watch’ due out on 12th May via Wax Bodega, Hot Mulligan are currently touring the UK with support from Arm’s Length. See the photos below that capture the tour when it came to Manchester. Arm’s Length Hot Mulligan

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Hot Mulligan have announced an Autumn tour with Spanish Love Songs.  The tour will see the bands play across the UK for seven shows before heading over to Europe. Full dates below: HOT MULLIGAN with SPANISH LOVE SONGS 1st September – Stylus, Leeds 2nd September – Academy 2, Manchester 3rd September – The Garage, Glasgow 5th September – Rescue Rooms, …

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Hot Mulligan have released another new song from the upcoming album ‘Why Would I Watch’out 12th May via Wax Bodega.  Fans can check out the song and new music video for “Gans Media Retro Games” below: “This song is about only seeing what I’m doing wrong,” explains vocalist Tades Sanville. “Seems like I drink and lose touch between what I’m saying …

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Hot Mulligan – self proclaimed #1 Hot New Band and inventors of Post-Emo – have formally announced their forthcoming new album ‘Why Would I Watch’ out 12th May. ‘Why Would I Watch’ is Hot Mulligan at their loudest, their poppiest, and, ultimately, their most poignant: twinkly Midwestern emo guitars and mathy, synthy-heavy rhythms, Tades Sanville’s sandpaper vocals and indelible melodies. …

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