For bookings, contact info@victoriandadband.com

I can usually spot who a band is influenced by . I can’t spot it with Victorian Dad.  You seem to cross a lot of genres and styles” Mike Joyce- interviewing the band for his  (New York)East Village Radio show.

I’d love to give you an idea of how they sound, compare them to another act even, but it’s just not that simple (Rock,Paper,Leeds Music Review)
http://rockpaperleeds.wordpress.com/2013/06/21/we-recommend-victorian-dad/

“ The songs are authentic , lyrical , and cleverly arranged” – BBC Manchester review

Paul the Doorman is a 3-piece sort of rock band. Expect all the new tunes to be riff heavy oddities. We are Phillip Howley, Ben Hayward and Matthew Cleghorn

Thank you for coming here for a listen, if you like what you hear please check me out on facebook to follow my journey
https://www.facebook.com/john12string
Thanks
John 


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13 Choons on the 13th of the Month

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Founded in 1996, Vagrant Records is currently the home to: The 1975, Active Child, Albert Hammond Jr., Alexander, AlunaGeorge, Bad Suns, Benjamin Francis Leftwich, Black Joe Lewis, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Blitzen Trapper, Bombay Bicycle Club, Circa Waves, CRUISR, DIVE IN, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, The Elected, Fossil Collective, French Kicks, James Vincent McMorrow, John Gold, Justin Townes Earle, Letts, Mark Lanegan, Maudlin Strangers, Mayer Hawthorne, PJ Harvey, Placebo, Rogue Wave, School of Seven Bells, Wake Owl and WATERS.

 "Nick Drake's 'Hazy Jane' with a touch of Roy Orbison"

- BBC Radio Manchester -​

"Tom plays mandolin, harmonica, banjo and musical saw for Victorian Dad but when left alone for long enough he will dream up worlds of stirring laments and fever-inspiring aural daubings about everything from trainspotters to doll assembly lines"

​- Debt Records -

New album ‘By Default’ is out now: https://BoS.lnk.to/ByDefaultSo

Tour dates: www.bandofskulls.com/tour


Described as “a cross between every laurel canyon band you’ve ever heard, mixed with a healthy helping of acid”, mylittlebrother’s unique mix of 60s pop, rock and garage rock has led to a dedicated fanbase at gigs across the country, and lead to critical acclaim for their 2 albums and their blistering live shows.

Their most recent album Howl, was released in 2020 on L.A’s Big Stir Records to critical acclaim. 2023 has been spent writing the follow up, and honing their live sound by gigging all over the country, including a well received national tour in October, joined by Hector Gannet.

They have had support from Gideon Coe and Tom Robinson on BBC 6 Music, with the latter describing Nosedive as “a worthy contender for record of the week”, and further airplay has come on BBC Radio 1, Amazing Radio and local radio across the UK.

mylittlebrother’s eclectic, hard-to-pin-down style has brought invitations to perform with Frank Turner, Glasvegas and Juniore, and has lead to dozens of festival appearances including headlining stages at Kendal Calling,Wild On The Wall and Haddstock, as well as a joyous main stage appearance at Solfest. They have also appeared on the line-ups at the Sea Power curated Krankenhaus, ButeFest, EskFest, Haddstock and many more.



New Single You Know Better is out on 17th May, ahead of a short run of dates, with their 3rd album due early 2025.

May 28th - LIVERPOOL: The Cavern Pub and Cavern Club 
May 29th - SHEFFIELD: The Washington
May 30th - NEWCASTLE: Little Buildings
May 31st - BARNOLDSWICK: Music & Arts Centre


August 23rd - SOLFEST

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