Punk singer So Good plays The Ferret, a dog-friendly venue, with her new anthem 'Hot'.
So Good plays The Ferret on Wednesday 17 March, with doors opening at 7:00 PM. She's a Londoner and a newcomer to the punk scene, and she's coming to Preston on the back of her latest single, 'Hot'—a tongue-in-cheek anthem she describes as the rallying cry of a new British punk movement.
It's a big step up from where she started. Last year she spent her time touring Europe as main support for Queens Of The Stone Age and Skunk Anansie, and she played some of the bigger festival stages: Glastonbury, Roskilde, PukkelPop and Rock n Roll Circus. That touring has translated into a growing following online, and her music videos have been shared by a strange mix of artists, from Fred Durst and Macy Gray to Tommy Lee and Sir Rod Stewart.
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If you're taking the dog, you're in luck—The Ferret is a dog-friendly venue. The show is for ages 14 and over, and anyone under 18 needs to be accompanied by a responsible adult. Doors open at 7:00 PM at 55 Fylde Road, PR1 2XQ.
