Storm Harbour and This Time Last Year Weekender

Red Cardinal Music’s Storm Harbour are releasing a brand new single on February 8th and are heading out on a North West weekender with This Time Last Year and Sally Pepper.

This Time Last Year, a Leeds based pop punk band, have a reputation for buoyant, proficient performances.
Sally Pepper, acoustic pop-rock artist from Blackpool, released her energetic single ‘Sepia’ last year.

The Manchester gig will take place at Zombie Shack with support from Venatici and Passionflower.

Fellow Red Cardinal Music guys Venatici, a Manchester based Alternative band, will be joining the line up for their first gig of the year.

Passionflower, a Warrington based acoustic act with Emo/ Pop Punk and Post-Hardcore influences and a huge soulful voice will also be playing his first Manchester gig of the year.

Advance tickets are available for £4 via See Tickets, Skiddle, Fatsoma, Ticketline and our website. Entry on the door will be £6.

Storm Harbour, This Time Last Year and Sally Pepper will be playing at Temple of Boom in Leeds on February 9th as part of a Singleshot Promotions gig featuring Thick Skin, Shark Bait, Blueprints, Covent and Lippy. Tickets can be purchased online for £5 or for £7 on the door.

Singleshot Promotions - Leeds Gig - Feb 19

The Liverpool gig will take place at Outpost with support from 3 piece emo/pop punk band Crossroads.

Advance tickets are available for £4 via See Tickets, Skiddle, Fatsoma, Ticketline and our website. Entry on the door will be £6.

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Venatici release a stripped version of Who I’ll Be

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As a gift to fans that have supported them during their first full year as a band, Venatici have released a stripped version of their single “Who I’ll Be”.

The original version of Who I’ll Be was released in March 2018 to a fantastic reception – including praise of Alex Baker of Kerrang!

Zak Rothwell, guitarist of Venatici, explained: “Who I’ll Be is about the moment when you accept the person you are, flaws and all. It’s about the ugly truth that depression can feel like an endless spiral into the worst places imaginable. But it’s about how accepting how you feel can stop it from consuming you, instead acting as a reason to get better. I wanted to convey how it felt to finally realise that while it doesn’t make you who you are, you can expend so much energy convincing yourself that depression isn’t part of you. Accepting it helps you realise the steps you need to take the walk the path of recovery.”

The stripped version of “Who I’ll Be” is available to stream/download from their Spotify, iTunes, Amazon Music, Soundcloud and Bandcamp.

Venatici will be releasing brand new tracks and looking at touring the UK in 2o19.

Listen to the original “Who I’ll Be” here:

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Venatici Release New Single, Losing Sleep

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Manchester based alt rock band Venatici have released the video for their new single, Losing Sleep.

Influenced by bands such as Deaf Havana and Bring Me The Horizon, Venatici combine elements of modern hard rock, post hardcore and electronic music to create their sound.

Losing Sleep features visceral verses, a singalong chorus and intricate guitar work with dark atmospheric undertones.

Zak Rothwell, guitarist of Venatici, said: “Losing Sleep was written at end of a long and unstable relationship. Lyrically it’s quite all over the place because that’s where my head was at the time, constantly bombarded with huge conflicting emotions.”

Losing Sleep is available to listen via iTunes, Spotify, Amazon and Bandcamp.

Venatici’s next live show will be at Satan’s Hollow in Manchester on 5 December with Redeem/Revive, Resolve and With The Wolves.

Keep up to date with future band announcements on Venatici’s social media.

https://www.facebook.com/venaticiuk

https://twitter.com/venaticiuk

https://venatici.bandcamp.com/

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Venatici join the Manchester date for Redeem/Revive Tour

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Redeem/Revive, a post hardcore band from Southern California, are touring the UK in December and Red Cardinal Music band Venatici will be playing the Manchester date.

Tapestry Promotions will be putting on the Manchester gig on December 5th at Satans Hollow.

Alongside Venatici, Redeem/Revive will be supported by With The Wolves and Pysonia.

Tickets are available to purchase from Seetickets and Ticketweb for £7.

The event is 14+ only.

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Storm Harbour join the Manchester date for Fire Lady Luck Tour

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Fire Lady Luck, a pop rock band from the North East, are touring the UK in November and Red Cardinal Music band Storm Harbour will be playing the Manchester date.

Bedlam Bookings will be putting on the Manchester gig on November 9th at The Kings Arms.

Alongside Storm Harbour, Fire Lady Luck will be supported by Elessar, 7he 7ouch and Bards.

Tickets are available to purchase directly from the band for £6 – get in touch via Facebook to arrange your purchase.

The event is 18+ only and ID will be required.

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Storm Harbour join Red Cardinal Music Management

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Manchester-based Pop Punk act Storm Harbour have joined the Red Cardinal Music family.

Taking influences from acts such as Fall Out Boy, The Wonder Years, Muse and The Story So Far, the band combine old school pop punk elements with a modern electric twist.

The band released their debut self-titled EP in 2016 to a fantastic reception.

Storm Harbour - Self Titled EP“This self-titled release is definitely something we’ll be jamming to for a while. So if 90s inspired alt rock infused pop punk is your thing, check out Storm Harbour.” – Hit The Floor

“As a whole, the EP is beautifully written. Ally’s impressive vocals keep strong throughout the record. The stabbing guitar riffs throughout the EP gives it body along with the drums also. You should definitely give this a spin if you’re a fan of Fall Out Boy, Neck Deep, The Wonder Years and All Time Low. I can guarantee that you won’t be disappointed.” – Alt Corner

Earlier this year the band returned with their second EP “First Place For Faking Friendships” with the lead single “Fool Me Twice” and turned heads with their energy.

Storm Harbour First Place For Faking Friendships“Their signature style is on full display as the upbeat Pop Punk sound mixes with an easy to sing along to chorus to create a stunner of a track. All the tracks on the EP could be singles with their highly accessible nature. Do yourself a favor and check these guys out right away.” – From The Depth

 

 

 

Liam Connolly, band manager of Storm Harbour, said “The band grabbed my attention with their choruses and old school Pop Punk hooks, so I had to work with them. I really can’t wait to get them out on the road so more people can check them out.”

Fans can catch Storm Harbour at the following upcoming gigs:

Oct 24 – Satans Hollow, Manchester  w/ Coast to Coast, Medlock and Passionflower

Oct 28 – Outpost, Liverpool w/ Oaths, Venatici and Pysonia

Follow Storm Harbour:

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Oaths return to the live music scene with Red Cardinal Music

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After an 18 month hiatus, Manchester based post-hardcore band Oaths are returning to the live music scene. Red Cardinal Music is welcoming them back with gigs in Manchester and Liverpool with support from Venatici on both dates.

At the start of the year Oaths shared a video for Sick, a song recorded during their hiatus before teasing a comeback in August.

Manchester based Venatici have recently released their single “Stay Up With Me” and plan to release another single to make its live debut at the Manchester show.

The Manchester gig will take place at Zombie Shack with support from Passionflower and Animal Omens.

Passionflower, a Warrington based acoustic act with Emo/ Pop Punk and Post-Hardcore influences and a huge soulful voice will be playing his second Red Cardinal Music gig.

Animal Omens are a Manchester based 3 piece alternative rock band at the start of their musical journey.

Animal Omens

Advance tickets are available for £4 via See Tickets, Skiddle, Fatsoma and our website. Entry on the door will be £6.

The Liverpool gig will take place at Outpost with support from Storm Harbour and Pysonia.

Storm Harbour, a Manchester based pop punk band, released Fool Me Twice earlier this year from their EP “First Place For Faking Friendship”.

Pysonia have been a main stay in the Liverpool scene with their unique metal sound.

Advance tickets are available for £4 via See Tickets, Skiddle, Fatsoma and our website. Entry on the door will be £6.

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Venatici Releases New Single, Stay Up With Me

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Manchester based alt rock band Venatici have released the video for their new single, Stay Up With Me.

Influenced by bands such as Deaf Havana and Bring Me The Horizon, Venatici combine elements of modern hard rock, post hardcore and electronic music to create their sound.

Stay Up With Me features intricate vocal melodies within the verses and a huge chorus with atmospheric electronic undertones throughout.

Alex Hardiment, vocalist of Venatici, said: “Stay Up With Me is about the realisation that sometimes you can’t pull yourself out of a depressive hole by yourself and you might need friends and family.”

He added: “It’s about constantly waiting for a miracle to make things change in your life and realising that it won’t work without working for the change yourself.”

The track was recorded and produced by Innersound’s Sam Graves – known for his work

 

on Asking Alexandria’s album “The Black” – and Joe Graves.

 

Stay Up With Me is available to listen via iTunes, Spotify, Amazon and Bandcamp.

Venatici have recently signed to Red Cardinal Music Management with manager Liam Connolly.

Keep up to date with future band announcements on Venatici’s social media.

https://www.facebook.com/venaticiuk

https://twitter.com/venaticiuk

https://venatici.bandcamp.com/

 

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Alt-Rock Band Venatici join Red Cardinal Music

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Manchester-based alternative rock band Venatici have joined the Red Cardinal Music band management roster.

With influences such as Frank Turner, Deaf Havana, Hands Like Houses and Bring Me The Horizon, Venatici combine elements of Modern Hard Rock, Post Hardcore and Electronic music to create their sound.

Formed at the end of 2017, Venatici began 2018 with the release of their debut single ‘White Flag’ to a great reception including radio play on Kerrang Fresh Blood. The band’s second single ‘Who I’ll Be’ debuted on the Kerrang Fresh Blood Show with Alex Baker.

Despite only playing one gig so far, in their hometown of Manchester, their Spotify Channel has had over 30k streams and they continue to gain traction.

Liam Connolly, band manager of Venatici, said “Venatici are a talented band with a great work ethic. I’m really looking forward to working with them!”

Follow Venatici:

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Deadbolt Festival announces bands, including Holding Absence, and stage splits

Deadbolt Festival have announced that Holding Absence and Carry The Crown have joined the line up for the weekend along with the stage splits and names.

This announcement also comes at the same time that, unfortunately, Oceans Ate Alaska have had pull out of this year’s Deadbolt Festival due to personal reasons.

Due to the huge response for our competition to play, we have chosen two winners. Safeguard will be joining the bill on Saturday and Sworn To Secrecy on Sunday.

The stage splits for the event reveal a pop punk Fireball Stage at Bread Shed on both Saturday and Sunday; a metalcore stage dedicated to Sophie Lancaster at Factory on Saturday; an alt-rock Pabst Blue Ribbon stage at Zombie Shack on Saturday; a mixed Deadbolt stage at Gorilla on Sunday; and a heavy Live Without Regret Stage at Underdog on Sunday.

Stage Splits are as follows:

SATURDAY

Fireball Stage

WSTR,  WeatherstateCoast to CoastTuskensCatch FireBetter Than NeverMontrozeLuke RainsfordThe Young Hearts and Safeguard

Sophie Stage

Martyr DefiledCarcer CityContinentsBordersAll At SeaI Cried WolfValliersFrom InsideEveryday Sidekicks, and Recovery.

Pabst Blue Ribbon Stage

Kamikaze GirlsDearist, Dire BloomPeur, Hover BoredAltar FlowersElevator LadyHappy Animal and Garsoons.

SUNDAY

Deadbolt Stage

ShieldsHolding AbsenceInklingsCall Me AmourCarry The CrownSweet Little MachineVeridianParting GiftCascadeAutumn Ruin, and Midnight Drive.

Fireball Stage

JuniorHome WreckedYou Know The DrillDeadset DreamAs December FallsVictory LaneMaypineBetter Days, Storm Harbour and Tirade.

Live Without Regret Stage

CarbineBlack CoastCoveLifetightInvisionsThe Temple,  IllusionsLotus EaterRemenitions, Sworn to Secrecy, and Chainsaw Castration.

Weekend tickets for the festival are available to purchase in advance £26 or on the door for £30 and will include entry to the afterparties for over 18s. Day tickets are also available to purchase for £15 in advance or £18 on the door.

Buy tickets from our websiteFatsomaSkiddleSee Tickets and Ticketline.

Keep up to date with announcements on the Facebook event page.

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