Black Lips live at Pit Party | Public Pressure

by Emma Millward

We at Public Pressure are big fans of the Fluffer Pit Parties, and the upcoming event at the Coronet Theatre on 24 November might be their biggest and best yet.

Black Lips will be taking to a 360-degree stage in the middle of the venue, supported by Atlanta alt-rockers Future of the Left, Trashmouth Records newest signing Madonnatron, and London-based supergroup Warmduscher. There will also be DJ sets from Japanese rockers Bo Ningen and Manchester favourites PINS.

We’ve also been warned to expect a few other surprises on the night so get your tickets soon. They are, as always, strictly limited…

<a href="http://futureoftheleft.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-highbury-garage-011216">live at highbury garage 01.12.16 by future of the left</a>

<a href="http://warmdscher.bandcamp.com/album/khaki-tears">Khaki Tears by WARMDÜSCHER</a>

<a href="http://madonnatrontrashmouth.bandcamp.com/album/madonnatron-no-friendz-split-7">MADONNATRON/NO FRIENDZ SPLIT 7″ by Madonnatron</a>

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