The Hunna to Play SWX in Early 2017
Posted on: 22 Nov 2016The Hertfordshire quartet are the latest in a list of guitar-geared bookings which prove that SWX is not home only to quality dance music. They play the hallowed venue on the 24th January of next year.
The Hunna are an insurgent indie four-piece from Hertfordshire, who have over the last 12 months been drawing favourable comparisons to bands like Circa Waves and Blossoms, and in so doing stoking a reputation as red-hot as to befit their debut single ‘Bonfire’ - check out the video below.
Plying a potently-anthemic brand of guitar-pop, the massive choruses on the singles from this year’s debut LP 100 have won them plaudits and several key festival slots, with the group occupying major berths at bashes like Standon Calling and Radio 1’s Big Weekend. A US tour was squeezed in between, before the announcement of their biggest UK tour to date was made.
As a part of this extensive nationwide jaunt, the boys will swing through the South West to play a set to the enormous space of SWX, a venue which boasts one of the finest sound-systems in Bristol. Played through this bad boy, tracks like ‘She’s Casual’, ‘We Could Be’ and ‘Never Enough’ will rarely have sounded as good.
To grab tickets to this event, which is sure to sell out swiftly, head to this link.
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