Doncaster Band, “Bang Bang Romeo” have been around for years. I remember them playing a small gig in Scunthorpe back when Scunthorpe Nights first started and they’ve also graced the alternative stage at Party In The Pines back in 2015. So the news today that they will be supporting P!nk on European dates of her World Tour is exciting for everyone who’s followed them so far and obviously the trio themselves.
Fronted by vocal powerhouse Anastasia Walker and featuring Ross Cameron (guitars) and Richard Gartland (drums), Bang Bang Romeo are a propelling force for female-fronted bands in a male dominated industry, and a strong and open voice for the LGBT community. What I like about the band is, they haven’t forgotten their roots, they might not be based in Doncaster anymore but they still give back to the town. They recently headlined Doncaster Pride, which was a sea of phone torches waving in the air. It was pretty magical for Doncaster, being one of the smaller prides around this really ended the night with a “Bang”.
It just goes to show that it really is worth supporting smaller venues and local bands. Gigs played by bands you’ve never heard of, you should give them a go…because ultimately if you don’t support local independent gigs you won’t be able to say, “I saw them in a room with 30 other people and now their playing stadiums and big festivals”.
Bang Bang Romeo’s Facebook:
We are beyond excited to finally announce that we will be playing stadiums and arenas across the UK & Europe in summer 2019 supporting the incredible P!nk alongside Vance Joy and Kidcutup! 🖤
Head to BeautifulTraumaTour.com and PinksPage.com for venue and ticket deets 🙌
Catch us live at these venues –
Sunday 16 June: Johan Cruijff Arena, Amsterdam
Tuesday 18 June: RDS Arena, Dublin
Thursday 20 June: Principality Stadium, Cardiff
Saturday 22 June: Hampden Park, Glasgow
Tuesday 25 June: Anfield Stadium, Liverpool
Saturday 29 June: Wembley Stadium, London
Sunday 30 June: Wembley Stadium, London
Wednesday 3 July: La Défense Arena, Paris
Friday 5 July: Rhein Energie stadium, Cologne
Monday 8 July: Volksparkstadion, Hamburg
Wednesday 10 July: Mercedes Benz Arena, Stuttgart
Friday 12 July: HDI Arena, Hannover
Sunday 14 July: Olympiastadion, Berlin
