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Money - Enigmatic New Manchester Icons

This beguiling band is one of the most enigmatic British groups to emerge in years, offering a marvellously evocative and melancholy sound that defies convention in every sense. The ethereal Manchester-based outfit are garnering significant buzz in the music press after releasing their bewitching debut album The Shadow of Heaven in 2013.

The boys are famous for playing stunning sets at iconic venues like London's world famous nightclub Heaven and their gigs often turn into an all-night party. Grab Money tickets now at StubHub UK and witness this exciting act before they garner global attention.

Money Biography - Cashing in on the Buzz

This sensual indie outfit have caused a shockwave of excitement across the music industry - going on to sell out gigs before they even released a single. Each of their boundary-pushing tracks is the product of exceptional craftsmanship, with carefully poignant and poetic lyrics that transcend traditional themes. This exciting band draws no immediate contemporary comparisons, though some have aligned their unique sensibilities and slow burning anthems to the music of The Smiths and Bon Iver.

Their sparkling live performances have earned them a devoted fanbase that spreads across the UK and each gig often turns into a late night party. Headed by exuberant frontman Jamie Lee, this mysterious band released their debut album The Shadow of Heaven in 2013 and singles like 'Bluebell Fields' and 'Hold Me Forever' have gained rave reviews for mixing powerful poetic lyrics with lilting piano scales. These indie outsiders have already caused ripples in the airwaves and their unique sound will continue to attract attention in 2014. They are sure to play much bigger venues before the year is out, so grab your Money tickets now at StubHub UK and see this iconic new band live at a venue near you.

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