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Halifax

Halifax Goth Festival: Ghost Dance + Salvation

The Grayston Unity, Halifax 8 Horton St,, Halifax

As part of the 2nd Halifax Goth Festival 13th to 15th Feb.

In the Albany Arcade of Halifax’s Victorian Borough Market.
Tickets on sale 10am 9th August. Full weekend tickets available.
Members £19, full £20, o.t.d £21 . Buy from the bar and See Tickets.

BAR inside the venue.

Formed in 1985, from the ashes of iconic luminaries of the ‘post punk’ and ‘goth’ scenes, Skeletal Family and The Sisters
Of Mercy. They had an instant following and spent many weeks, high in the indie charts, with releases on the Karbon
Label and touring with many of their contemporaries, The Cult, The Mission, All […]

£21
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Edinburgh

Deadinburgh Festival: Ausgang + Inkubus Sukkubus + Ghost Dance + The Rose Of Avalanche + Screaming Dead + Chaos Bleak + Post Ironic State

La Belle Angele, Edinburgh 11 Hastie's Cl, Edinburgh

The Deadinburgh Festival is a 2 day goth festival, taking place at La Belle Angele in Edinburgh's historic Old Town.

Featuring 14 of some of the best goth bands around, the festival is heading into it's second year and into a new bigger home!

£64.80
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Ghost Dance + Snide Remarks + Analogue Blood

The Georgian Theatre, Stockton-on-Tees Green Dragon Yard,

Georgian Theatre
Ghostdance
Saturday, July 18, 2026 - 7:30 pm
£16.50 ADV
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1985-1989

Ghost Dance was originally formed in 1985 by Anne Marie Hurst (formerly of Skeletal Family) and Gary Marx (from The Sisters of Mercy). The band quickly built a strong following, spending several weeks high in the indie charts with a string of singles and an album on the Karbon label. During this time, they toured extensively with acts such as The Cult, The Mission, All About Eve, The Wonder Stuff, and Killing Joke, and appeared at the Reading Rock Festival in 1988.

After signing with Chrysalis Records, Ghost Dance released […]

£18.14
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