
Competition: Win tickets for Funeral For A Friend at Dr. Martens’ #STANDFORSOMETHING Tour in association with DIY
The band will play Edinburgh’s Cabaret Voltaire this weekend.
On Saturday (4th October), this year’s UK leg of the Dr. Martens #STANDFORSOMETHING Tour in association with DIY will kick off in Edinburgh with Funeral For A Friend laying waste to the Cabaret Voltaire alongside main support, God Damn.
“I love the closeness, the feeling of being right there in the thick of it with everyone,” frontman Matthew Davies-Kreye discloses. “Seeing people singing and dancing right there with you, losing themselves in the moment… that’s what it’s really about.”
Tickets are long sold out, but we’ve got a pair to give away - to be in with a chance of winning, simply make a tweet, or use any of the other options on the form below. The competition closes on Wednesday 1st October, and you can increase your odds by entering every day until then.
The full #STANDFORSOMETHING Tour will call at:
OCTOBER
04 Funeral For A Friend + God Damn: Cabaret Voltaire, Edinburgh
11 Eagulls + Mazes: Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff
25 We Are The Ocean + Arcane Roots: The Shipping Forecast, Liverpool
NOVEMBER
22 Los Campesinos! + Johnny Foreigner: The Flapper, Birmingham
DECEMBER
05 Tonight Alive + Only Rivals: Cluny 2, Newcastle
Buy tickets now from ticketweb.co.uk/standforsomething.
What do you stand for, Funeral For A Friend?
“The idea that music can break down walls that segregate us in everyday life and can make you feel a part of something larger than yourself, that’s something to stand for. A real sense of community and belonging.”
— Matthew Davies-Kreye
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