Catfish and the Bottlemen
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Catfish and the Bottlemen are back. Marking their return with the announcement of eagerly anticipated 2024 live dates.
Fronted by charismatic Van McCann, the band have always united people around their music and live performances. Freed from opinion and expectation, fans flock in their hundreds of thousands to see and hear the band in concert, exercising joyful release, in communion, as the rest of the world appears to fight with itself on the outside. Catfish and the Bottlemen possess a magnetic and dynamic focal point in McCann, renowned for posing everyday, easily-identifiable observations through his lyrics.
The band’s activities supporting their double platinum debut album The Balcony quickly brought festival main stages and US late night television appearances. Platinum-certified The Ride and gold-certified The Balance propelled them further into UK sell-outs at Don Valley Stadium, Manchester and Wembley Arena, Glasgow’s Bellahouston Park and Cardiff Castle.
Significantly, it also invited more quality time with global fans on tours to the USA, South America, Australia and Japan. Audiences from Manchester to Melbourne, Tokyo to Los Angeles, Berlin to New York, and everywhere in between have been engulfed by the swell of eager sentiment propelled from a vociferous fanbase.
Important Event Information
Licensing Information
This event has mixed licensing. Please ensure that you check your tickets before you purchase them to ensure you are buying the correct tickets.
The Main Floor (General Admission Standing) and reserved seating in the Balcony, Section 9 and Section 11 are entirely licensed 18+. All ticketholders in these areas will be required to provide one of five government approved photo ID’s to gain entry into the venue.
Reserved Seating in Section 10 and Section 12 are All Ages and entirely unlicensed. No service of alcohol from the Food & Beverage outlets in these sections will be available.
Festival Hall strictly adheres to Responsible Serving of Alcohol practices. Patrons deemed by Festival Hall staff to be intoxicated and/or affected by drugs may be refused entry, not be served alcohol, asked to leave the venue, or may be removed from the venue.
Please refer to our VISIT FAQs for further information on Festival Hall’s liquor licensing and conditions of entry.