Indie band Red Rum Club is set to play Liverpool's M&S Bank Arena in April, marking a significant moment in their career. The band, who are currently touring their fourth studio album, express disbelief and humorously question the booking. Drummer Neil Lawson and lead singer Fran Doran share their thoughts on the upcoming gig.
Red Rum Club 's crowning moment is on the horizon, but the band can't quite believe it is happening. In April, the indie group will play Liverpool 's M&S Bank Arena . It is the stand out from their busy schedule of 2024 gigs, as they tour their fourth studio album around the United Kingdom and America. The arena gig looms large for the six-piece band, who hail from across Sefton.
When asked about taking to the stage, drummer Neil Lawson and lead singer Fran Doran joke modestly that someone has made a mistake in booking them. READ MORE: Try the Liverpool Echo Premium app and get the first month free READ MORE: Win an incredible airport experience and flights to your chosen destination with Liverpool John Lennon Airport Neil told the ECHO: "It still doesn't feel real to be honest, it still feels like a bit of a joke. It's like we're going to get there and they'll say 'did you think that you were actually playing the arena?" "I feel like there will be another room in the arena that we don't know about", Fran joked. "They'll say 'no you're playing the conference centre
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