The Slow Readers Club Tickets

With The Slow Readers Club tickets now available at StubHub, there's no better chance to watch this incredible Manchester rock band and take the chance for a rock show you really won't regret. With the band making particular headway with their recent album, Cavalcade, and making headlines with a bunch of stellar performances across the country, the band are back with a tour that you won't want to miss out on! With tracks such as "Forever in Your Debt" and "Plant the Seed", the band have developed something of a cult following, making their shows some of the most exciting shows to date. So don't miss out the chance to see this incredible band and buy your Slow Readers Club tickets, right here at StubHub.

The Slow Readers Club origins

The band's origins actually began under the name Omerta, when Aaron Starkie, Nick Moylan, James Ryan and Neil Turvin formed the band in 2003. Recording their first demo a year later, the band soon picked up steam and saw an unprecedented amount of interest, with their debut double A-side quickly selling out, fans found themselves paying 15 times over the original on eBay. Gaining radio time with their single "Everyone is Frozen", due to a recommendation from BBC 6 Music's Steve Lamacq. In such a short turbulent couple of years, the band crashed in 2007 when Nick Moylan left the band, with the rest subsequently splitting despite their relative success.

Unperturbed the remaining three went on to form The Slow Readers Club, and have since continued with their success. Releasing their eponymous debut album in 2011, the band led with the singles "Feet On Fire", "Sirens" and "Block Out The Sun", each of which saw the band reclaim their former success. Of course, it wasn't all good news, with the band going through frequent lineup changes. As it stands frontman Aaron Starkie, is the only one remaining from the original Omerta band, with Kurtis Starkie on vocals, David Whitworth on drums and Jim Ryan on bass. When they released their single "Forever in Your Debt" in 2013, the band had cultivated their signature sound. Releasing their follow-up album, Cavalcade, back in 2015, The Slow Readers Club finally saw the same level of excitement and critical praise as Starkie experienced back with Omerta.

Similar bands to The Slow Readers Club

As far as Manchester rock bands go, if you're a fan of The Slow Readers Club, you'll certainly want to see one of the godfather's of Indie rock Noel Gallagher, while The Sherlocks are a band really filling the Arctic Monkeys shaped gap that the band has since left behind.