#STANDFORSOMETHING
Watch God Damn and Forty Four Hours perform live in Edinburgh
See the bands in action from the Dr. Martens’ #STANDFORSOMETHING live date.

The first date on this year’s Dr. Martens #STANDFORSOMETHING Tour in association with DIY took place in the Scottish capital, as the tiny confines of Edinburgh’s Cabaret Voltaire hosted headliners Funeral For A Friend alongside support God Damn and openers Forty Four Hours.
You can read up on the night’s events and see photos of all three artists in action here, plus watch Funeral For A Friend perform ‘Roses For The Dead’ during the gig and ‘History’ in-store at the city’s Dr. Martens store over here.
Of the show, main support God Damn had said it was “absolutely mad” that they were playing alongside the veteran Welsh rockers. “When we were contacted about the show it was a bit surreal,” said drummer Ash Weaver. “They’re one of those bands who were really prominent in our teenage years growing up!”
The Dr. Martens #STANDFORSOMETHING Tour 2014 in association with DIY continues this weekend, hosting We Are The Ocean and Arcane Roots at The Shipping Forecast, Liverpool.
The remaining dates on the #STANDFORSOMETHING Tour will call at:
OCTOBER
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.
See God Damn and Forty Four Hours performing live below.
God Damn — Vultures
Forty Four Hours — Check Checkmate
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