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The March Violets + Salvation

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Play Loud, Play Purple “The slinky, savage yet warmly delicate March Violets, whose thirst for mystery, magic and brutal darkness has set them apart.” –Winston Smith, Sounds – June 18th 1983  “Fantastic, post-punk shrapnel guitar from founder member Tom Ashton… the strikingly, scary, esoteric beauty of Rosie Garland… The songs clatter and grind around the drum machine and their powerful fug fills the room.” – John Robb, Louder Than War Once Upon A Leeds, 1981. The March Violets strum their first riff and scrawl their first set list. Their impressive post-punk legacy stretches from 1980s BBC John Peel sessions, indie […]

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Hebden Bridge

July 19

The March Violets + The Faces Of Sarah + Bloodworm

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Play Loud, Play Purple “The slinky, savage yet warmly delicate March Violets, whose thirst for mystery, magic and brutal darkness has set them apart.” –Winston Smith, Sounds – June 18th 1983  “Fantastic, post-punk shrapnel guitar from founder member Tom Ashton… the strikingly, scary, esoteric beauty of Rosie Garland… The songs clatter and grind around the drum machine and their powerful fug fills the room.” – John Robb, Louder Than War Once Upon A Leeds, 1981. The March Violets strum their first riff and scrawl their first set list. Their impressive post-punk legacy stretches from 1980s BBC John Peel sessions, indie

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Leicester

July 18

The March Violets + TBC

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Play Loud, Play Purple “The slinky, savage yet warmly delicate March Violets, whose thirst for mystery, magic and brutal darkness has set them apart.” –Winston Smith, Sounds – June 18th 1983  “Fantastic, post-punk shrapnel guitar from founder member Tom Ashton… the strikingly, scary, esoteric beauty of Rosie Garland… The songs clatter and grind around the drum machine and their powerful fug fills the room.” – John Robb, Louder Than War Once Upon A Leeds, 1981. The March Violets strum their first riff and scrawl their first set list. Their impressive post-punk legacy stretches from 1980s BBC John Peel sessions, indie

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Brighton

July 13

The March Violets + TBC

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Play Loud, Play Purple “The slinky, savage yet warmly delicate March Violets, whose thirst for mystery, magic and brutal darkness has set them apart.” –Winston Smith, Sounds – June 18th 1983  “Fantastic, post-punk shrapnel guitar from founder member Tom Ashton… the strikingly, scary, esoteric beauty of Rosie Garland… The songs clatter and grind around the drum machine and their powerful fug fills the room.” – John Robb, Louder Than War Once Upon A Leeds, 1981. The March Violets strum their first riff and scrawl their first set list. Their impressive post-punk legacy stretches from 1980s BBC John Peel sessions, indie

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Bristol

July 12

The March Violets + TBC

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Play Loud, Play Purple “The slinky, savage yet warmly delicate March Violets, whose thirst for mystery, magic and brutal darkness has set them apart.” –Winston Smith, Sounds – June 18th 1983  “Fantastic, post-punk shrapnel guitar from founder member Tom Ashton… the strikingly, scary, esoteric beauty of Rosie Garland… The songs clatter and grind around the drum machine and their powerful fug fills the room.” – John Robb, Louder Than War Once Upon A Leeds, 1981. The March Violets strum their first riff and scrawl their first set list. Their impressive post-punk legacy stretches from 1980s BBC John Peel sessions, indie

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Birmingham

July 11

The Deadinburgh Festival 2025: The March Violets + Zombina And The Skeletons + 1919 + Chaos 8 + Witch Of The Vale + Cold In Berlin + Gothzilla + Twisted Nerve + Voodoo Twins + A Murder Of Crows + 13th Chime + Byronic Sex & Exile + Revanica + 13 Tombs + Burning The Filth

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Edinburgh’s 2 day festival dedicated to Goth Music & Culture! Taking place between The Hive Nightclub and it’s neighbour The Banshee Labyrinth.

The Deadinburgh Festival 2025: The March Violets + Zombina And The Skeletons + 1919 + Chaos 8 + Witch Of The Vale + Cold In Berlin + Gothzilla + Twisted Nerve + Voodoo Twins + A Murder Of Crows + 13th Chime + Byronic Sex & Exile + Revanica + 13 Tombs + Burning The Filth Read More »

Edinburgh

July 4

OtherWorlds: Gene Loves Jezebel with Jay Aston + Lili Refrain + The March Violets + Ghost Dance + The Danse Society + The Rose of Avalanche

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Moochin’ About Presents presents the first OtherWorlds Festival ..A 2 day event celebrating the Summer Solstice at the iconic Morecambe Winter Gardens …Saturday features an unmissable coming together of some of the most significant and enduring goth & post punk bands from the 80’s, with headliners Gene Love Jezebel celebrating their 1985 album Immigrant, to be played in full for the first ever time..!With special guest for the Saturday is Lili Refrain … a mezmerising composer and performer based in Rome, Italy. Who recently toured with #DeathCult for their memorial “83-23” UK/Ireland Tour…While Sunday see’s a stunning mix of Impassioned,

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Morecambe

June 21

The March Violets + Moth Slut

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Play Loud, Play Purple “The slinky, savage yet warmly delicate March Violets, whose thirst for mystery, magic and brutal darkness has set them apart.” –Winston Smith, Sounds – June 18th 1983  “Fantastic, post-punk shrapnel guitar from founder member Tom Ashton… the strikingly, scary, esoteric beauty of Rosie Garland… The songs clatter and grind around the drum machine and their powerful fug fills the room.” – John Robb, Louder Than War Once Upon A Leeds, 1981. The March Violets strum their first riff and scrawl their first set list. Their impressive post-punk legacy stretches from 1980s BBC John Peel sessions, indie

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Manchester

June 18

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