Catfish And The Bottlemen have quietly cancelled their US and Australia tours
Catfish And The Bottlemen have seemingly quietly cancelled their tours in Australia and the United States â find out more below.
READ MORE:Â Catfish And The Bottlemen at Reading Festival 2024: soon-to-be stadium band lay their claimLast week (August 31), the Welsh band cancelled their first show in Ireland in five years just minutes before doors were set to open. At the time, they announced that a member of the band had fallen ill.
Now, it seems as though the band have axed their entire Australia and North American runs as well. While the band have yet to issue a statement regarding the cancellations, fans in Australia have confirmed that they received notification of the tour’s cancellation just ahead of its scheduled kickoff today (September 4).
According to messaging from the tour’s ticketing partner Moshtix, all Australian shows have been cancelled due to illness, and that the band “were really looking forward to the shows”.
And just like that, Catfish and the Bottlemenâs Australia tour (starting tonight) is gone. pic.twitter.com/b1FMEwJDMM
— Neil Sherwin (@neilsherwin) September 3, 2024
The band’s US tour in October and November has also seemingly been cancelled, with fans from North America reporting on social media that they’ve been notified of cancellations.
In February, Catfish returned with the single âShowtimeâ â marking their first new music in five years. Itâll feature on their yet-to-be-announced fourth album, which will follow 2019âs âThe Balanceâ. They had not performed together since 2021.
Catfish And The Bottlemen headlined this yearâs edition of Reading & Leeds festival. In a four-star review of their performance, NME shared: âThey see where theyâre headed. Thereâs a cheeky, brief nod to their stadium-dwelling countrymen Stereophonics with a snippet of âThe Bartender And The Thiefâ, while the spotlight and theatrics of â2allâ show theyâve got the moves for the big spaces.
âThe widescreen psych wig-out and breakdown of âOutsideâ even has a smack of Pink Floyd to it. Theyâre playing with a damn sight more compulsion than last time, and they certainly know what an enormodome band should look, sound and feel like. The crowd before us lap it up. Will they multiply to fill those spaces? Maybe the long shot will pay off.
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Catfish And The Bottlemen have quietly cancelled their US and Australia tours
Catfish And The Bottlemen have quietly cancelled their US and Australia tours
Catfish And The Bottlemen have quietly cancelled their US and Australia tours
Catfish And The Bottlemen have quietly cancelled their US and Australia tours
Catfish And The Bottlemen have quietly cancelled their US and Australia tours
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