Radio X Presents Catfish And The Bottlemen

15 July 2019, 11:32 | Updated: 15 July 2019, 11:36

Catfish And The Bottlemen 2019
Catfish And The Bottlemen 2019. Picture: Press

Van McCann and co will be performing an intimate show at the O₂ Academy Sheffield in August for Radio X… which has now sold out!

Catfish And The Bottlemen will play a rare intimate gig exclusively for Radio X at O₂ Academy Sheffield on Monday 5 August.

The show has sold out, but you can WIN TICKETS here!

Van McCann and co are one of the UK’s biggest bands and with a reputation as an incredible live act. In April, they released their long-awaited third album The Balance, which entered the UK album charts at No.2 after dropping the massive comeback single Longshot.

The platinum-selling group regularly play to audiences of tens of thousands and following a string of nationwide sell-out shows, summer festival headline dates and international appearances, they’ll perform for just 2,000 fans at this exclusive Radio X Presents intimate gig.

Radio X Presents Catfish And The Bottlemen
Radio X Presents Catfish And The Bottlemen. Picture: Radio X

Radio X Presents Catfish And The Bottlemen

O₂ Academy Sheffield, 5 August 2019

This is a 14+ event and children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over who is responsible for them at all times. Lead bookers will also be asked to provide photographic proof of identity on entry.

Radio X Presents Catfish And The Bottlemen event terms and conditions

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