Here's why you should go to Fenech-Soler Concert

Hailing from England, Fenech-Soler is an electropop band that was formed in 2006 and consists of four members: Ross Duffy, Ben Duffy, Daniel Fenech-Soler and Andrew Lindsay. The name Fenech-Soler is Daniel Soler’s full surname. It’s Maltese.
 
We give you 5 reasons you should go and see Fenech-Soler play LIVE at Kitty Su.

1. Over-saturated with EDM scene in the country? This will give you a much needed break and a chance to appreciate a different genre. After all, variety IS the spice of life. See it for yourself!

2. They are bunch of serious, musical chameleons who can go toe-to-toe with any of the great electro pop outfits.

3. Their single “Stop and Stare” was named by BBC Radio 1 DJ Greg James as ‘Record of the Week’ and ‘Weekend Anthem’. Also, Dutch public broadcaster NOS used “Demons” as an anthem for their 2010-11 UEFA Champions League broadcasts.

3. The band’s sound has been compared to Friendly Fires and Delphic for their “hybrid of summery indie and big dance-inflected melodies.”

4. They’re a bunch of warriors. Both brothers Ross Duffy and Ben Duffy have fought through cancer diagnosis, chemo, recovery, and clean health. The band donated all proceeds from their 18 April 2011 single “Stop and Stare” to the Teenage Cancer Trust.

5. At Manchester’s In The City fest 2008, the band was earmarked as ‘The Ones Bursting With Techno-Pop Potential’. They are bloody good!

So, head over to Kitty Su this Friday and experience the magic of this electro-pop 4 piece for yourself!

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