Milk Teeth Live at Sin City - Gig of the week

It’s been a long while since our last gig of the week, but we’re back and back with an absolute top gig this Friday in Sin City. “Punk rock mates” Milk Teeth are stopping by on their UK tour and are bringing their mates Cultdreams & Nervus in what will be an unforgettable night!

Milk Teeth have just dropped their latest single ‘Given Up’ - which perfectly demonstrates the bands ability to write an infectious slacker rock / punk / grungey banger:

Milk Teeth - Given Up (Official Video) Listen now - https://smarturl.it/GivenUp TOUR TICKETS - http://bit.ly/GivenUpTour 7th ST ALBANS 8th SWANSEA 9th LINCOLN 10th BRISTOL 11th PLYMOUTH 12th BOURNEMOUTH 13th GUILDFORD 14th BIRMINGHAM 16th SHEFFIELD 17th LIVERPOOL Follow Milk Teeth: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/milkteethpunx Twitter - https://twitter.com/MILKTEETHPUNX Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/milkteethpunx Website - https://www.milkteethpunx.com/ Newsletter - https://smarturl.it/MilkTeethSignUp

Joining them on the night are Brighton based ‘sad lo-fi punks’ Cultdreams (FKA Kamikaze Girls) and Watford based indie punks Nervus (listen below to both!)

Flowers On Their Graves is the third single taken from the new Cultdreams (formerly Kamikaze Girls) album 'Things That Hurt' out now.

Watch the video, right to the end. We want you to remake this video, but put your own mark on it. Express yourselves, just like Paul does. Also, as is true of all other forms of art and self-expression, this is a competition.

And if after listening to those three tunes aren’t enough to tempt you down, they’re also hosting a self-care session for all ticket holders (which we LOVE the sound of)

Spend time with the bands and take part in a space where you can focus on yourself with a selection of activities focused on being mindful and coming together as a community. Yes please. Sign us up!

Remaining Tickets are available here: https://www.sincityclub.co.uk/events/2019-11-08-milk-teeth-cultdreams-and-nervus-live-sin-city

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Written by Simon Parton