Whyte Horses live at Arts Club, Liverpool

Rescheduled show. Original tickets remain valid.
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Whyte Horses are a glorious mystery. The band if, indeed, they are a band released their debut album Pop Or Not in 2016, achieving rapturous critical acclaim, including praise from Noel Gallagher, the Album of the Year award from Piccadilly Records and endless support from BBC 6 Music.

Sophomore album Empty Words, released March 2018 via CRC Records, is a record of innovative eclecticism, which takes you on a sonic journey through soul, 60s pop and Nouvelle Vague-esque ballads through to fuzzed-up psychedelic rock. The sound is timeless, sounding simultaneously like everything and nothing youve ever heard.

Latest release for the dream-pop collective is their Hard Times album (17th January 2020). Hard Times is a fantasy mixtape, shape-shifting and re-imagining songs from an eclectic mix of musical backgrounds and is the groups most ambitious collaborative project to date. With an esteemed list of vocal collaborators guesting throughout the record from La Roux to John Grant, Chrysta Bell (Twin Peaks) to Badly Drawn Boy plus many more this record has something for everyone and every journey...

Live, Whyte Horses craft a fusion of music and visuals that recalls everything from Andy Warhol to Brazils tropicalia movement. Matching a sweet sense of innocence to lingering darkness, Whyte Horses are a uniquely intriguing experience, capable of cutting through the fog of the everyday. Prepare to become obsessed.


Eccentric pop shaped with the formal sonic precision of Brian Eno - NPR

Engaging Eccentric Extravaganza 5/5 The Guardian

Whyte Horses are about the best thing to happen to British guitar pop in years. - Pop Junkies

"The kind of raw materials that could induce a third summer of love - Q Magazine

A modern psych-pop marvel 4.5/5 Sputnik

This is a standing show.

Presented by Music-Net. Music-Net is a partnership between producer and promoter Root Music and Inner City Music, owners and operators of historic Manchester music venue Band on the Wall, funded by Arts Council England.

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