Hot Vestry - Oxfam Nepal Earthquake Appeal

Event information

Hot Vestry headline the Castle Hotel, Manchester.
Online tickets £5
£6 on the door

All proceeds got to the Oxfam Nepal Earthquake appeal
Extra donations welcome! Please donate through below link

https://nepalearthquake.everydayhero.com/uk/tesla_coils

Any amount welcome :-)

Support from Tesla Coils
plus special guests

ALSO
Manchester clothes Label 'Dead Legacy' will be running a competition to win £100 worth of gear! Free entry to the competition with every ticket sold.
http://deadlegacy.com

Hot Vestry released their debut EP ' A Scene In Between' on Tim Burgess' O Genesis Recordings in 2015. They have since toured with Neo-Psychedelia act Django Django & Bat-Shit Crazy Mercury Award winners Young Fathers. They have also opened for The Charlatans, New Order, Factory Floor, Johnny Marr, Public Service Broadcasting, The Pop Group, Superfood & more. They record and write under the elusive genre of Bleichpop, due to apparently believing that if you've pigeonholed your output, you've failed.
A new release is planned for the winter of 2015.

"I did a load of festivals this summer and stumbled across the good, the bad and the rubbish. One band i did see however were truly wonderful. I was at Festival No.6 and was getting ready to see Grumbling Fur - for some reason i was early, don't ask me why as i don't really know myself... Anyway i walked into what looked like a town hall and came across a bunch of young things tearing it up. All i really remember to be honest was a stick like singer screaming into a microphone and a girl playing the keyboards like it was both the first and last time she would ever do such a thing. I asked around and found out the band were called Hot Vestry...Is that a good name? Who cares..."
• James Endeacott (A&R for Rough Trade, The Libertines & The Strokes) •

"Four teenagers deadly intent on showing up British indie-pop's recent complacency. The band marry big pop hooks with esoteric flourishes, juddering rhythms and an impressive questing spirit with their their genre-straddling experimental pop".
• www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk •

Fresh from supported The Charlatans at the Albert Hall in March, and supported Django Django at the Manchester Cathedral in May.
http://www.hotvestry.com
https://www.facebook.com/HotVestry
https://twitter.com/hotvestry

Tesla Coils are a dark rolling alt-indie band from Manchester. Specialising in post-apocalyptic blues lyrics all played to the rhythm of echoing guitars, seductive bass, emotive synths and sprawling percussive beats. The vocals are delivered with a harmony of sorely male vocals and lush bitter-sweet female tones.

https://soundcloud.com/tesla-coils-music
https://www.facebook.com/TeslaCoilsBand