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Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes Get Up Close with Fans at the Jacaranda in Liverpool [Photos]
Ahead of his new album, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes played some intimate acoustic gigs. Here’s some photos from the Liverpool gig…
Mention you’re going to a gig by Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes and that usually conjures up images of circle pits, crowdsurfing and general punk rock chaos. However, shifting pace ahead of the release of their new album, Dark Rainbow, the punk rock favourite headed out on the road for a short run of intimate acoustic shows.
The six UK dates come as the band prepare to kick off their full electric tour in Cardiff next week and with the sound of new single ‘Self Love’ which is out now. Despite these very much sold-out rare shows, we managed to sneak our photographer Maryleen Photography into the gig in Liverpool for this once in a lifetime experience.
Tour Dates:
02/06 – The Great Hall – Cardiff
02/07 – O2 Academy – Bristol
02/09 – Academy – Manchester
02/10 – Northumbria Uni Student’s Union – Newcastle
02/11 – Barrowland – Glasgow
02/13 – O2 Academy – Leeds
02/14 – Wulfrun Hall – Wolverhampton
02/15 – Roundhouse – London
02/16 – Roundhouse – London
To pick up your copy of Dark Rainbow head over to the official Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes website here.
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