About this Event

Local legends and festival favourites Bite The Buffalo are playing a special album release show at The Nest. Hear their latest tracks and some old favourites too



Plus quality support from Pink Hotel



and Big Blind Afterparty with DJ Player 2



£3 OTD



Bite The Buffalo

Cradle rocked in the mining towns of The Copperbelt in Central Africa, the Goneos brothers jet set to the UK to share their sonic ramblings.



Releasing the Bromigos EP in 2012 led to touring the UK / Europe and through to The United States. Following up a successful year with their stomping debut album 'Blue Lips' created in a lighthouse off the coast of Dorset took the guys to SXSW festival in Texas and back for a storming set on the BBC Introducing Stage at Glastonbury Festival which got the attention of Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant who invited the brothers to join him at a sold out Manchester Apollo.



NEW ALBUM 'BIG BLIND' SET FOR RELEASE 2017.



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Pink Hotel

"Pairing gigantic riffs and heartfelt lyrics on their soaring material thus far, Pink Hotel possess the intensity and intrigue that few can match." NME



"Inspirations such as Bruce Springsteen, Led Zeppelin and Jack White are clear from the start, though they've updated the Zep's trademark riffs and Springsteen heart-on-your-sleeve lyrics into melodic and timeless rock for the 21st century crowd." NME



"The mightiest Americana rock heroes, dish up a The Gaslight Anthem meets The War on Drugs riff pop brainstormer" NME



"Pink Hotel fuse scorching rock 'n' roll with just a slice of soul" - Clash Music Magazine



"They're ready for the O2 arena tomorrow, and they'd fill the atmosphere" -

Gig wise



"Stadium ready sound, absolutely massive choruses. It's bloody good guitar music" Gigslutz



"This is what music is supposed to do..take you from here to there . Thank goodness for Pink Hotel!" - Jeff Laufer @ Rock Bands of LA



"The incomparable epic Americana brilliance of Pink Hotel" - Mark Beaumont ( NME & The Guardian )