Catch the Fisherman's Friends singing live at these places
Britain’s oldest boy band Fisherman’s Friends, with a combined age of 401, will entertain fans around the country in 2021.
Their Unlocked & Unleashed tour will visit these venues:
April 9 - Manchester Bridgewater Hall
April 10 - Hull City Hall
April 11 - Brighton Dome
May 6 - Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
September 9 - Birmingham Symphony Hall
September 10 - York Barbican
September 11 - Edinburgh Queens Hall
September 12 - Sheffield City Hall
September 23 - Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
September 24 - Aylesbury Waterside Theatre
September 25 - Oxford New Theatre
September 26 - Torquay Princess Theatre
October 7 - London Palladium
October 8 - Cambridge Corn Exchange
October 9 - Ipswich Regent
October 10 - Portsmouth Guildhall
November 4 - Cheltenham Town Hall
November 5 - Southend Cliffs Pavilion
November 6 - Leicester De Montfort Hall
November 7 - Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre
December 2 - Cardiff St David’s Hall
December 3 - Northampton Derngate
December 4 - Plymouth Pavilions.
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For 40 years, the Fisherman's Friends have entertained crowds with their songs of the sea at the harbour in Port Isaac.
“And now we can’t wait to show the rest of the country what they’ve been missing – singing live is in our blood, almost as much as the sea,” says bass man Jon Cleave.
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A film based on the singers’ journey from seaside entertainers to recording stars brought the Fisherman’s Friends story to the world.
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Hide AdStarring Daniel Mays, James Purefoy, Tuppence Middleton and Noel Clarke with cameo appearances from the group whose voices also appear on the soundtrack, Fisherman’s Friends took $10 million at the box office and saw the boys perform at the 2019 Cannes film festival as well as sell out another UK tour.
This year, despite the best efforts of the global pandemic, the Fisherman's Friends have kept fans entertained in lockdown posting weekly songs and poems on their YouTube series ‘Mares Tales & Mackerel Scales’.
They also played sell out summer shows at Cornwall’s iconic Minack Theatre and performed at screenings of the film at the Wavelength Drive-In Cinema in Watergate Bay.
Next year filming begins on Fisherman’s Friends 2 as the boys return to the studio to record a new album, the follow up to the hit soundtrack album Keep Hauling that is well on its way to gold sales.
(photo: Chris Hewitt)