Holy Coves return with their new album 'Hiraeth', supported by Ventrelles and Yon Mon, at The Ferret.
Holy Coves play The Ferret on Friday 4 December, returning to the touring circuit with their fourth album, Hiraeth. They're the main feature of the night, and they've brought two support acts with them: Manchester's Ventrelles and the solo project Yon Mon. Doors open at 7:00 PM.
Hiraeth is the record Holy Coves are touring, and they describe it as their most personal yet, built on big guitars, soaring melodies and raw emotion. As a Welsh Awen rock band, this is their fourth album, so it's a good time to catch them live if you've been following their work from the start.
Ventrelles are a Manchester-based quartet led by singer-songwriter Phil Knox Jr., who started the project in Chicago and brought it to Manchester in 2014. Their sound draws on 1980s guitar groups like Pale Fountains and Echo and the Bunnymen, with influences from The Chameleons and The Jesus and Mary Chain. Yon Mon is the solo project of former The Shed Project frontman Roy Fletcher, whose alias comes from an old Northern England saying meaning 'What's he up to?'. His music has been produced by former Jade Assembly musician Danny Hayes, and the album features collaborations with Mancunian rapper MC Tunes.
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The Ferret is an accessible ground-floor venue at 55 Fylde Road, PR1 2XQ, and it's dog-friendly. It's ages 14+, with under-18s needing to be accompanied by a responsible adult. Doors are at 7:00 PM on Friday 4 December.
