Since they formed in 2006 they have enjoyed well-earned success and as a result, audiences can expect to hear a lot from Noah and the Whale as time goes on. So make sure you get hold of Noah and the Whale tickets if you want to witness a great British indie rock band live onstage.
The musicians making up Noah and the Whale include Charlie Fink on vocals and guitar, Jack Hamson on the drums (replacing Dough Fink), Tom Hobdon on the fiddle, Urby Whale on the bass and Fred Abbot on the guitar and keys. They are highly skilled musicians who have emerged from the London indie rock scene with links to other high profile acts. One example is Laura Marling, who was once a member of the band before embarking on her solo career. But their songs are what fans will be hoping to hear onstage and they have plenty of classic, with singles out there such as “5 Years Time”, “Shape of My Heart”, “2 Bodies 1 Heart” and “Blue Skies”.
These singles originate from their well known albums, such as their debut “Peaceful, the World Lays Me Down” in 2008 and their critically acclaimed “The First Days of Spring” in 2009. They have also had success with the EP “Noah and the Whale Presents the A Sides” in 2008, whilst their live shows have helped them grow a steady fan base. Their tour schedules have taken them all around the world and allowed them to perform on stages at the Reading and Leeds Festivals, the V Festival, Latitude and the mother of all festivals – Glastonbury.
So in a relatively short amount of time they have managed to amass plenty of experience on the stage. It means that Noah and the Whale tickets will be well worth it when they go on sale as their live shows will be a clear demonstration of why they are one of the most exciting bands around.
