Chart stars The Sherlocks are sill Living For The Moment - celebrating the tenth anniversary of their debut release with their biggest ever Yorkshire homecoming show.
The indie rockers will play a special 7500-capacity gig at Sheffield’s Don Valley Bowl on Friday, June 7, writes Richard Derbyshire and Graham Walker. Special guests include Red Rum Club, The Clause, Apollo Junction and The Lilacs, wih doors open from 5pm.
General ddmission is £32, Junior tickets, aged eight to 15, are £10 - 14s to 17s must be accompanied adult and hildren under eight-years-old enter free with a paying adult - BUY HERE. The Sherlocks today also shared their brand new single, Death Of Me - LISTEN HERE. Formed by Bolton upon Dearne brothers, frontman singer-guitarist Kiaran and drummer Brandon Crook, early buzz saw The Sherlocks become the first unsigned band to sell-out Sheffield’s Leadmill since Arctic Monkeys. Their rise was cemented with shows with Liam Gallagher, Kaiser Chiefs and The Libertines while their debut album, Live For The Moment, debuted at number six as they played live at Leeds Festival.
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