King King to play at The Fleece in Bristol on Saturday 1 July
Posted on: 05 May 2017With recent sold out shows in Basingstoke, Dartford and Southend, Britain’s biggest rock blues band King King resume their UK tour, with special guests Bad Touch, hitting up The Fleece in Bristol on Saturday 1st July.
King King’s recent 2017 UK tour was a great success. Their sell-out concert at The Robin 2 in Wolverhampton in March 2017 was reviewed and hailed as “Quite simply, the finest blues band on planet rock right now.” Maximum Volume Music.
Hailed due to their killer songs performed with true passion, King King have been on a steady rise over the past six years and there is no sign of the stopping! With an amazing new album, King King Live, you can be assured of an incredible performance at one of Bristol’s most amazing music venues.
The Fleece is unarguably one of the things that makes Bristol great. It has stood the test of time, stood up against potential crisis, and made it out the other side bigger and stronger for it. Whatever you’re looking for, including some live music The Fleece has you covered.
Tucked away in a pretty unassuming part of the city, The Fleece is a true gem that has a history more storied than almost anywhere else in the city. Some of the biggest artists in the world have played this little venue, and the crowds have got the stories to tell – just try not to get stuck behind one of the poles supporting this glorious old building, yeah?
There’s always something going on – club night, cover band, internationally renowned artist, cheesy power ballad night…there’s never a dull moment. We love The Fleece here at 365 and frankly, so should you.
You simply cannot miss out on King King in Bristol this July. We do recommend getting your tickets quickly as to avoid disappointment though. This is a band you won’t forget quickly and one which will have you singing their songs all night long!
Check out King King’s official webpage at kingking.co.uk. You can also connect with The Fleece through their Facebook page.
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