Update
Honeyblood announce departure of Shona McVicar
Drummer formed one half of the Scottish duo, whose self-titled debut album came out this year.
Honeyblood have announced the departure of drummer/vocalist Shona McVicar (pictured, left) with immediate effect.
In a statement released to fans, the band confirmed that Shona is leaving “and moving on to other endeavours.”
This news follows the cancellation of two shows earlier this week, in Newcastle and Sheffield.
The remainder of Honeyblood’s UK tour will go ahead as planned this September, continuing in Leeds tomorrow night (18th September). Stina Tweedale is now joined by Cat Myers, the band’s new drummer.
Honeyblood’s self-titled debut album is out now on FatCat.
Dates:
September
18 Leeds, Brudenell Social Club
19 Manchester, Soup Kitchen
20 Southsea Festival
22 Bristol, The Louisiana
23 London, Sebright Arms
24 Cambridge, Portland Arms
25 Leicester, The Scholar Bar
26 Birmingham, Hare & Hounds
27 Brighton, The Hope
OCTOBER (w/ Superfood)
31 Birmingham, The Oobleck *
NOVEMBER
01 Glasgow, King Tuts *
03 Leeds, Brudenell *
04 Norwich, Epic Studios *
05 Oxford, O2 Academy *
06 Manchester, Deaf Institute *
10 Bristol, Louisiana *
11 London, Dingwalls *
12 Brighton, The Haunt *
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