Catfish and the Bottlemen — Tour Dates & Concert History

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Catfish and the Bottlemen — artist information

The air practically vibrates with anticipation the moment Catfish and the Bottlemen unleash their signature anthems. Their sound washes over the crowd like a tidal wave of driving guitars and insistent rhythms, a raw energy that's both defiant and exhilarating. You’re not just listening; you’re a part of a collective surge, every lyric a shared shout, every riff a powerful jolt. It’s a beautifully unpolished, sweat-soaked communion, leaving you buzzing long after the final chord fades.

Genres: indie rock, indie, british, rock.

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Catfish and the Bottlemen on the same bill

Also played Kendal Calling

Also played Reading Festival

Also played Leeds Festival

Festivals Catfish and the Bottlemen played

Catfish and the Bottlemen appears in the line-up of 3 festivals tracked on Gigvault.

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Frequently asked questions

Which festivals has Catfish and the Bottlemen played?

Catfish and the Bottlemen appears in the line-up of 3 festivals tracked on Gigvault: Kendal Calling 2026, Reading Festival 2026 and Leeds Festival 2026.

Who has Catfish and the Bottlemen shared a stage with?

On the shows and festival line-ups tracked here, Catfish and the Bottlemen has appeared alongside 808 State, Alfie Templeman, Arctic Numpties, Arkayla, Ash and beaux.

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