Eliza And The Bear Set For Ruby Lounge

London five-piece band Eliza and the Bear (James Kellegher, Callie Noakes, Martin Dukelow, Chris Brand and Paul Kevin Jackson) are gearing up for their UK tour which sees them performing at The Ruby Lounge, Manchester,  on 6^th October as part of their 20 date headlining run throughout September and October.

The band released their EP Light It Up on 3^rd August through Mi Familiar Music, which follows their critically acclaimed singles It Gets Cold (which appropriately formed the soundtrack to the BBC’s Sochi Winter Olympics coverage), Brother’s Boat and Friends (also to be found on the Bulmers Cider summer advert).   James Kellegher commented of the EP “Light it up is about making a positive change to your way of life and when times get rough, doing something about it”.  The band has also been championed by Zane Lowe and Fearne Cotton amongst others.

The group, which has previously supported Twin Atlantic and Paramore (at Hayley’s request!) on tour, has built a reputation for energetic live sets and huge choruses and has enlisted a legion of fans since bursting on to the scene in 2013.  They also supported AWOLNATION to huge acclaim at Manchester Academy in May.

 

The full tour listing:

19^th September –              Brighton, The Haunt

20^th September –              Southsea Fest, Sussex

24^th September –              Cardiff, Clwb lfor Bach

25^th September –              Bristol, The Fleece

26^th September –              Bedford, Esquires

27^th September –              Underground Festival, Gloucester

29^th September –              Oxford, O2 Academy

30^th September –              Nottingham, Bodega

2^nd October         –              Sheffield, Leadmill

3^rd October         –              Stoke-on-Trent, The Sugarmill

4^th October         –              Liverpool, East Village Arts Club

6^th October         –              Manchester, The Ruby Lounge

7^th October         –              Edinburgh, The Electric Circus

8^th October         –              Glasgow, King Tuts

9^th October         –              Aberdeem, Lemon Tree

10^th October       –              Dundee, Buskers

11^th October       –              Middlesbrough, Twisterella Festival

12^th October       –              Leeds, The Cockpit 2

14^th October       –              Birmingham, O2 Academy

15^th October       –              Leicester, The Scholars Bar

16^th October       –              London, Islington O2 Academy

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