Catfish & The Bottlemen Drop New Track ‘Conversation’
Ahead of their album release next week.
Catfish and the Bottlemen
Splendour’s Sister Festival ‘Spin Off’ Announces 2019 Lineup
A neat backup plan for those who missed out on Splendour tickets.
Falls Festival 2018/2019 Lineup Announced
It’s finally here!
“I’m Ready To Go, Give Me The Green Light”: Catfish And The Bottlemen Are On A Roll And Have No Plans Of Slowing Down
Catfish And The Bottlemen are just getting started. Frontman Vann McCan talks plans for album number three and a third Australian tour this year.
Splendour In The Grass 2017 Sideshows: The Full List
Sideshows! Get your sideshows!
Catfish And The Bottlemen Will Be Back To Tour Australia Again Real Soon
“We have to come back here as much as we possibly can.”
Southbound Festival 2016 – Sir Stewart Bovell Park, Busselton 27/12/16 – 29/12/16
“A plethora of dabbers, indie kids and fans of cricket memes called the campsite home – the festival felt like a cross-section of the Australian national music psyche. “
Falls Festival 2016/2017 Sideshows: The Complete List
Plenty of delicious sideshow goodness to get around.
Catfish And The Bottlemen Announce Fall Festival Sideshows
Making up for that Splendour cancellation last year.
Falls Festival 2016/2017 Lineup Announced
It’s finally here.
Southbound 2016 Lineup Just Got A Whooole Lot Bigger
Featuring more artists than ever before!
Splendour Announce Catfish And The Bottlemen Replacement Act
Splendour In The Grass was hit with a last-minute cancellation this morning when UK rockers Catfish and the Bottlemen called off their appearance at this weekend’s festival at the eleventh hour, citing “illness in the band and crew”. Now organisers have announced who will replace the UK act. According to triple j, organisers have confirmed
Splendour In The Grass Hit With Last-Minute Cancellation
Catfish and the Bottlemen have cancelled their appearance at this weekend’s Splendour In The Grass festival at the eleventh hour, citing “illness in the band and crew”. A statement on the band’s official Facebook page reveals that they have pulled the plug on their whole trip to Australia, forfeiting their appearances at both Splendour’s festival
Here’s A Video Of Heartthrob Ewan McGregor Singing Catfish And The Bottlemen’s ‘Hourglass’
Earlier this year, the charming heartthrob of a human being that is Ewan McGregor starred in an off-kilter new music video from Splendour act Catfish and the Bottlemen, where he played vocalist Van McCann’s drunk muso neighbour who writes the song Hourglass in one sitting, with a little help from old mate whiskey. The clip
12 Glastonbury Acts We Can’t Wait To See At Splendour
Splendour In The Grass 2015 is just under a month away, but it’s never too late to delve into the crystal ball of music festivals to see what this year’s festivities will have to offer. With Glastonbury wrapping up over the weekend, we’ve collected 12 acts whose Glastonbury shenanigans have us begging for more. Renowned
Glastonbury 2015 All-Action Replay: Goals, Fouls & Red Cards
Glastonbury, despite being geographically closer to a number of lesser-known Somerset-based football clubs, is much like the Manchester United of the music festival world. Its hard-won prestige and loose purse strings attract some of the biggest international stars to its ranks every year, and punters flock from across the globe to watch them perform on
Watch Drunk Ewan McGregor Star In Catfish And The Bottlemen’s New ‘Hourglass’ Video
In an off-kilter new music video from band of the moment Catfish and the Bottlemen, Obi-Wan Kenobi stars as Aussie-born vocalist Van McCann’s muso neighbour who pretty much writes the song Hourglass in one sitting. However, the clip takes a turn when the turtle-neck wearing actor runs into some writer’s block on the song’s final
Catfish And The Bottlemen Splendour 2015 Sideshows
Welsh indie rock outfit Catfish and The Bottlemen have today announced a couple of sideshows to go along with their upcoming visit down under for Splendour in the Grass 2015 this July. Having only just left the country after supporting The Kooks in January, the four-piece from Llandudno, Wales, will play headline gigs in Melbourne
