Manchester's Spring King finished 2015 riding a wave of (entirely justified) hype and now they're ending this week with a sold out Friday night hometown show at The Deaf Institute. The gig will be their largest Manchester headline show to date and tickets sold out weeks in advance.
Over the past twelve months, we've been lucky enough to catch Spring King at three of their hometown dates. The most recent, on a surprisingly cold night in Spinningfields as part of a Disaronno promotion with Slow Club, highlighted the extent to which Manchester fans were starting to believe in their latest hometown heroes. On a global scale, the band were selected to be the first band played on Apple's Beats Radio.
Last week, Spring King unleashed 'Rectifier', a single which hints at the direction they're heading in for the eventual full-length album. It marks the start of their relationship with Island Records and is typical of their schizophrenic style, switching from sweeping melodies and frantic rhythms.
Tickets for the show sold out weeks ago, but the band are sure to be back with further headline dates in the coming months, as they build towards truly dominating 2016.
Last week, Spring King unleashed 'Rectifier', a single which hints at the direction they're heading in for the eventual full-length album. It marks the start of their relationship with Island Records and is typical of their schizophrenic style, switching from sweeping melodies and frantic rhythms.
Tickets for the show sold out weeks ago, but the band are sure to be back with further headline dates in the coming months, as they build towards truly dominating 2016.
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