Flamingods - The Ferret | 15th February 2024

The Ferret presents Flamingods

Thursday 15th February 2024

with Pray For Mojo

The Ferret | Preston

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The euphoric return of Flamingods! The celebrated multi-instrumentalists bring their explosive, high-energy show to The Ferret on Thursday 15th February 2024!

A cult favourite on the festival circuit in UK and Europe, the London quartet have now been crafting their distinctive genre-defying music for over a decade now. Weaving through genres of psychedelia, new wave, electronica and punk – often within the same song – is a bit of a specialty for the band, as is their knack for blending in influences from their unique cultural heritages and love of 70s British rock and roll.

With eight nationalities between the band, listening to their music is like peeling a massive eclectic onion - it’s diverse because that’s all they know. The classic set up of guitar, bass and drums is there, it’s just that the band have flipped it on its head with the addition of fuzzed out Eastern guitars, percussion stations, bright vintage synthesisers, bowed string boxes and powerful vocals echoing throughout. It's warm, powerful, soulful music made to get you moving.

The band are known for rotating positions like a snake during their live sets, with each member swapping instruments in between tracks, moving around and evolving as the set goes on. It’s unpredictable and makes for an enthralling and utterly unique live show – don’t miss it!

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‘All hail Flamingods and their psychedelic music for the soul!’ I-D Magazine

‘Prepare to be bombarded with bliss… Out of this world music’ The Guardian

‘Flamingods’ radical sound opens up the thrillingly unknown’ Dazed

‘The best thing I’ve seen in years’ Andrew Weatherall

‘Splendidly wonky… I love this band’ Lauren Laverne, BBC 6 Music

‘Flamingods are on something of a cultural quest that knows no rules’ Loud & Quiet

‘ A little bit of Animal Collective, a little bit of Soundway’s catalogue, a little bit of electronic, tropical, Vampire Weekendisms. I love this band’ Gilles Peterson