Maybeshewill have announced a special one off show in their home town of Leicester, at which they’ll be playing their whole new record, which came out through Function Records earlier this year, along with songs from their previous two albums on Field Records and the EP we released way back in the mists of time.
The album’s been receiving rave reviews from across the music press, and they’ll be joined for this show by a string section comprised of members of Her Name Is Calla, and supported by Robot Needs Home alumni Cats and Cats and Cats.
The following is taken from their official website:
“On the 16th December, We’ll play a very special show at Leicester’s Sumo venue. It’s an idea we’ve been throwing around for a while, and it seemed like the right time to do it. We’re going to (attempt) to play the whole of ‘I was here for a moment, then I was gone’ from start to finish, as well as a selection of songs from our other two albums (and EP). Importantly, for this show we’ll be joined by Sophie and Dave from our friends Her Name Is Calla, who’ll be providing strings, as they did for the record itself.
“Support comes from the brilliant Cats and Cats and Cats – our label mates and tour buds of old.”
Limited tickets go on sale on Monday, FROM WEGOTTICKETS.COM
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