Contact:
paul@hatchitmanagement.com

Bookings:
James@CodaAgency.com

Echo Raptors are a dynamic 4 piece Rock 'n' Roll band from Belfast. Formed in 2011, long-term friends Philip Rainey and Emmett Stewart teamed up with Vincent Caddell and later Niall Hanna to complete the line up. Since then the band have already established themselves as one of the most exciting and captivating bands in the country. They have been compared to the likes of the Stone Roses, Cast, The Verve and early Oasis. The band's EP, 'She's So Free,' received rave reviews across the web, national air time and landed a support slot with the Happy Mondays and the Charlatans at Belfast's Feile festival. Other support slots have included Steve Craddock  (Ocean Colour Scene) and  Cast. They were also invited by Terri Hooley to play at the relaunch of Good Vibrations following the release of the good vibrations movie. After a UK tour, dates at the cavern Club, Liverpool sound city festival and airplay on sky sports 1, they've gone on to release Real Livewire which features in Unsigned Guides band of the Month. Described as one of the most exciting and refreshing guitar bands of the last decade and with even more UK dates and releases, Echo Raptors are definitely a band worth watching.

"Echo Raptors have the ability to make you start believing in rock and roll again, all you have to do is let them" - Encore NI.


echoraptors@live.co.uk

J. Fearon - Vox/Guitar
M. Newton - Bass Guitar
A. Brown - Guitar/Vox
T. Webster - Drums/Vox

Contact: 
Tom Dunn
tommdun@hotmail.co.uk
07721 444890

Booking Enquiries:
crosshairmusic@live.com


Youth is wasted on the young, so they say. Not in the case of Deadbeat Echoes. Musically and geographically from mid way between Manchester and Liverpool, playing pop music for people from the darker side of town.


"Deadbeat Echoes are the best young band in the UK" - John Robb

"Frighteningly exciting, utterly inspirational, they may just be the best guitar band in the North-West at the moment." - manchestermusic.co.uk

"Deadbeat Echoes most startling strength is that they sound utterly in control of their material, no matter which direction they choose to pull it in from." David Edwards (MM/DiS)

"They are taking the weird and wonderful and translating it back into a language that the mass audience will understand. It’s a great trick and another hallmark of great NW music, the trick of making high art for the people, taking the esoteric and putting it onto the terraces and into the council estates." - louderthanwar.com

"Get Yer Blues On has the clunky sound of 'Black Rebel Motorcycle Club', and the guitar ringing in the chorus does raise the hair up on the back of your neck. The track, if anything proves that melody isn’t the only way to get your point across. Early Primal Scream knew the same secret." - coolmanchester.com

"New lads Deadbeat Echoes, cut through Father Time's thick malaise with a loud, twisted and borderline-chaotic slab of guitar pop" www.musicomh.com

"Tonight, KOKO played host to a line up which included an era defining band and support from a band, who could provide the standard against which, future generations will be measured." www.thisfeeling.co.uk/magazine

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