The Sisters Of Mercy are ready to rock - see them play next year at Manchester Albert Hall, O2 Academy Bristol, O2 Academy Leeds and Rock City in Nottingham during March 2020.

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Artist Bio

It howls, it's grindingly beautiful, and it's heading your way. The Sisters fun machine drives on through 2015, with a little new chrome and a lot of vintage attitude. It still comes from northern England, and it still sounds like supercharged industrial psychedelia.

We will be playing one or two festivals in the summer, and a bijou concert tour in October. We have some old songs, some new songs, a few blinding lights and many smoke machines. People seem to like the colours. Or the energy. Or something.

Metal Hammer says “The Sisters Of Mercy are ... a lean glittering groove machine for the new millennium.”

The Sisters Of Mercy are: Chris Catalyst - guitars, Ben Christo - guitars, Andrew Eldritch - vocals, Nurse - nurse to the Doktor, Doktor Avalanche - drums and bass, Chris Catalyst eats daleks, so he plays guitar. Ben Christo loves you, so he plays guitar. Andrew Eldritch would like to believe in redemption, so he sings very quietly. Nurse is the Right Hand Of God, and Doktor Avalanche is God.

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Whilst the band enjoys a considerable fan base with overlapping interests in so-called dark culture, The Sisters of Mercy consider themselves first and foremost a rock band. They have actively discouraged their association with "goth" via regular public statements in the press, not to mention stipulations in their standard contract riders. Nevertheless, this has not stopped them from regularly appearing at festivals where this music is featured, such as M'era Luna. In addition, The Sisters of Mercy were highly influential to the second wave of Gothic rock bands.

“Massed crowds, primarily dressed in black, eagerly gather at the Roundhouse for goth-rock pioneers The Sisters of Mercy and the audience’s expectation is testament to the band’s reputation, anthemic back catalogue and the rarity of their live shows.” - Morning Star

“Dry ice floods across the stage, the synths kick in announcing the onset of More, phones cameras are up in the air (good luck to those in this light), and the spectral dark forms of the band appear, Andrew Eldritch’s cold, menacing vocal snaking around vitriolic lyrics before kicking into the pure rock” - Louder Than War

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