INFODUMP - Blakfish

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(last updated 07/20/2025)

 many small artists i grow to love are incredibly sparse for information online; the INFODUMP post series is my attempt to host as much of my personal research regarding these artists as i can. these posts are intended to be returned to and updated!
i try to add sources where i can (using the "^[src]" format for readability's sake), but please understand that this is fan-created work and it is not official in any capacity. thanks!

Thomas Peckett (top left), Richard Lee (top right),
Sam Manville (bottom left), and Robert 'Wiz' Wisely (bottom right)
Photoshoot for See You in Another City, 2008.^[src] Photo by Henry Tremain.

Blakfish were a mathcore (math rock/hardcore) band from Birmingham, England formed in 2000 by school friends Sam Manville, Thomas Peckett, Richard Lee, and Robert 'Wiz' Wisely. The group hosted a myriad of homemade releases as well as a major-label EP and album before the departure of Manville led to the band's untimely breakup in early 2010.

Members:

Sam Manville (vocals, guitar)

Aliases: Sammy Vile, Mule, S.T. Manville, FTSE
Associated acts: †Hymns†, FTSE, S.T. Manville

Thomas Peckett (vocals, guitar)

Aliases: Thomas Rock
Associated acts: &U&I, Bovine, To the Wall

Richard Lee (bass)

Aliases: Richard Hollywood
Associated acts: &U&I

Robert Wisely (drums)

Discography

*listed in chronological order

Various early CDs (2002-ish)

Type: Album(?)

Released: 2002

Format(s): CD

Known tracks:

• "Trailer"
• "Blak Out"
• "Clone"
• "Remorse"
• "Close But Yet Too Far"
• "Bully"
• "Oops We Did It Again"
• "Opinions"
• "Last Dance"

Notes: Frankly, information regarding Blakfish's super early days is super fucked, so I'm grouping a bunch of the unclear stuff here in one single entry. The older .co.uk iteration of the Blakfish website lists the above tracks on a merch page for their "albums" (plural), of which were available to purchase.^[src] A newspaper clipping from around the same time also mentions that the band had already released two CDs at that point.^[src] I don't think that either of the two CDs mentioned are the self-titled Blakfish album, but I also don't have any way to confirm that theory.

Blakfish (2004(?))

Type: Album

Released: 2004(?)

Format(s): CD

Track listing:

1. "7/8"
2. "Trailer" (3:28)
3. "One Forgot"
4. "Remorse" (3:42)
5. "Clone" (3:53)
6. "As We Were"
7. "BlakOut"
8. "Oops We Did It Again"
9. "Opinions" (5:15)
10. "Sonic"
11. "Close But Yet Too Far"
12. "Rise and Fall of Richard Lee"
13. "Annoying" (6:10)

Audio: YouTube

Notes: Featured alongside the Dirty Import EP on an archived blakfish.com MP3 downloads page from 2004 is the cover for a self-titled Blakfish album alongside a 13-song track listing.^[src] It's unknown if this album was ever released publicly (especially because the site contains no song download links), but five tracks from the album are currently circulating online now, meaning these recordings or earlier iterations were made available at some point.

Dirty Import (2004)

Type: EP
Released: 2004

Format(s): [unknown, likely CD]

Track listing:

1. "Leaving Home" (4:34)
2. "Senile" (4:27)
3. "Clifton" (4:42)

Audio: YouTube

Notes: Very little information regarding this EP online. An untitled track was added to the Dirty Import download section on blakfish.com in late 2004, but this was later removed^[src], and it's unclear whether or not it was actually part of the EP.

myforteistimetravel (2006)

Type: EP
Released: April 1st, 2006^[src]

Format(s): CD
Recorded: The House of Rock (tracks 1 and 3); Robannas Studios, Birmingham, England (tracks 2 and 4)

Length: 17:12

Label(s): [none, self-released]

Track listing:

1. "22nd" (3:48)
2. "We Are the Superpowers" (3:59)
3. "Death of a Soap Star" (5:30)
4. "Cooking Can Be Child's Play" (3:55)

Personnel:

• Dan Weller - producer (tracks 1 and 3)
• Justin Hill - producer (tracks 1 and 3)
• Kev Banks - sound technician (tracks 1 and 3)
• Miguel Seco - producer, recording (tracks 2 and 4)
• Matty Wall - concept/design
• Blakfish - concept/design
• Amstore - CD printing/pressing

Audio: YouTube

Notes: Tracks 2 and 4 were available on blakfish.com in late 2005 (prior to the release of myforteistimetravel) and were listed as the Portugal EP, likely an early name for the EP.^[src]

Gold (2007)

Type: EP
Released: October 26th, 2007^[src]

Format(s): CD

Length: 10:29

Label(s): Ondryland [CD001]

Track listing:

1. "Captain Burns" (3:05)
2. "Merry Fucking Xmas" (3:03)
3. "Planes, Trains, and Obese Women" (4:21)

Personnel:

• Blakfish - producer, mixing, mastering, design

Audio: YouTube

Notes: First release on Ondryland, a label/booking agency ran in part by Blakfish vocalist/guitarist Sam Manville.^[src] Originally slated for an August 6th, 2007 release date, Gold was released physically on CD in two versions nicknamed "PURE GOLD" and "FOOL'S GOLD", with "PURE GOLD" having alternate artwork and being limited to 50 total copies.^[src] Most images online are (presumably) of the far more common "FOOL'S GOLD" version.

See You in Another City (2008)

Type: EP

Released: July 28th, 2008[src]

Format(s): CD, vinyl (10"), CD-R (advance copies)
Recorded: June 2008 (?)^[src] at Stakeout Studios, London, England

Length: 21:41

Label(s): Big Scary Monsters [BSM061], The Richter Collective [RIC002], Ondryland

Track listing:

1. "Preparing for Guests" (4:07)
2. "My Stomach Feels Like My Throats Been Cut" (3:33)
3. "Jeremy Kyle Is a Marked Man" (3:31)
4. "Make Your Bed and Lie In It" (4:37)
5. "Carnival of Carnivores" (5:52)

Personnel:

• Jason Wilcock - producer, mixing
• Alex Wisely - artwork
• Toby Hook - layout

Audio: YouTube, Spotify

Notes: Blakfish's first appearance on a "major" label and the release containing their most popular song, "Jeremy Kyle Is a Marked Man". Reissued in 2010 as a "B-sides and rarities" edition, see further down this page for more info.

"If the Good Lord Had Intended Us to Walk He Wouldn't Have Invented Roller-Skates" (2009)

Type: Single
Released: July 27th, 2009^[src]

Format(s): Vinyl (7"), CD-R (advance copies)
Recorded: Red Room Recording, Seattle, WA

Length: 6:07

Label(s): Big Scary Monsters, Hassle Records [HOFF069S], Ondryland

Track listing:

1. "If the Good Lord Had Intended Us to Walk He Wouldn't Have Invented Roller-Skates" (3:24)
2. "Charmer" (Kings of Leon cover) (2:43)

Personnel: [same as Champions, see below]

Audio: YouTube, Spotify

Notes: Blakfish's first and only single, released exactly two weeks prior to the release of its parent album, Champions. Backed with a cover of "Charmer" by Kings of Leon.

Champions (2009)

Type: Album

Released: August 10th, 2009^[src][src]

Format(s): CD, vinyl
Recorded: Red Room Recording, Seattle, WA

Length: 42:02

Label(s): Big Scary Monsters [BSM082], Hassle Records [HOFF068CD], Ondryland

Track listing:

1. "Economics" (3:06)
2. "Ringo Starr - 2nd Best Drummer in the Beatles" (5:26)
3. "Your Hair's Straight but Your Boyfriend Ain't" (4:11)
4. "If the Good Lord Had Intended Us to Walk He Wouldn't Have Invented Roller-Skates" (3:22)
5. "We Beg, We Borrow, We Steal" (4:28)
6. "I Saw a Car on Fire There Once" (4:11)
7. "The Closer to the Bone, the Sweeter the Meat" (4:32)
8. "Randy Sage - True American Hero" (3:17)
9. "I'm Laughing Now... But It's No Joke" (3:27)
10. "9th Base" (2:10)
11. "Scotland's Worst Invention" (3:44)

Personnel:

• Chris Common - producer, recording, mixing
• Derek Moore - assistant engineer
• Ed Brooks - mastering
• Toby Hook - art direction, design
• Alex Wisely - art ("figures created and painted by")
• Sam Lee - photography

    "Blakfish is:"

• Lieutenant R. Lee
• General S. Manville
• Major T. Peckett
• Colonel R. Wisely

Audio: YouTube, Spotify

Notes: Blakfish's first/only album and last release before their breakup. Originally released on CD and vinyl in the UK, the album saw a French "collector's edition" CD reissue in 2010 and a 2020 repress on clear/pink vinyl in celebration of Hassle Records' 15th anniversary.

See You in Another City: B-sides + Rarities (2010)

Type: EP/Compilation

Released: March 19th, 2010^[src]

Format(s): CD
Recorded: [various]

Length: 1:00:45

Label(s): Big Scary Monsters

Track listing:

1. "Preparing for Guests" (4:07)
2. "My Stomach Feels Like My Throats Been Cut" (3:33)
3. "Jeremy Kyle Is a Marked Man" (3:31)
4. "Make Your Bed and Lie In It" (4:37)
5. "Carnival of Carnivores" (5:52)
6. "Leaving Home" (Dirty Import EP) (4:33)
7. "22nd" (myforteistimetravel EP) (3:48)
8. "Death of a Soap Star" (myforteistimetravel EP) (5:30)
9. "Captain Burns (Live)" (3:39)
10. "The Curriculum Vitae of Uri Gagar" ("Carnival of Carnivores" demo) (5:42)
11. "Shit on My Face and Tell Me I'm Simon Cowell (Ringo demo, 2008)" ("Ringo Starr - 2nd Best Drummer in the Beatles" demo) (5:12)
12. "Jeremy Kyle is a Marked Man (Game version, 2009)" (re-record featured in the videogame Colin McRae: DiRT 2) (3:34)
13. "Charmer" (Kings of Leon cover) (2:43)
14. "A Day in the Life" (the Beatles cover) (4:27)

Personnel: [various/see See You in Another City above]

Audio: YouTube, Bandcamp

Notes: Reissue of See You in Another City that includes the original EP as well as nine additional bonus tracks (tracks 9, 10, and 14 previously unreleased; track 12 previously partially released). Released on CD in a limited run of /100 total copies.

Compilation appearances

• The Six Machine (Vinyl (10"), UK, 2007; Big Scary Monsters) - "Preparing for Guests"
• different recording from the one present on See You in Another City^[src]
• Vol. 11 (CD, UK, 2007; Sotones Records) - "Captain Burns"
• 50 Not Out (CD, UK, 2008; Big Scary Monsters) - "Merry Fucking Xmas"
• All Areas Volume 107 (CD, Germany, 2009; Visions Magazine) - "If the Good Lord Had Intended Us to Walk, He Wouldn't Have Invented Roller-Skates"
• BSM '09 Collection (CD, UK, 2009; Big Scary Monsters) - "Shit on My Face and Tell Me I'm Simon Cowell", "Economics", and "Charmer"
• Kerrang! The Album '09 (2xCD, UK, 2009; Rhino Records/Kerrang! Magazine) - "Economics"
• Sound Check 125 (CD, UK, 2009; Rock Sound Magazine (issue no. 125)) - "Ringo Starr - 2nd Best Drummer in the Beatles"
• 残響 Record Compilation Vol. 2 (2xCD, Japan, 2010; 残響 Record (Zankyo Record)) - "If the Good Lord Had Intended Us to Walk, He Wouldn't Have Invented Roller-Skates"
• The Recipe Book (2xCD-R, Netherlands, [unknown date]; The Recipe Book booking agency) - "Jeremy Kyle is a Marked Man"

Unreleased material

*unreleased—in this context—refers to anything that doesn't appear on a mainline release by the band or on a compilation. this section is a mix of circulating and non-circulating material.

Cliff Hanger (unreleased EP; 2004)

Type: EP

Recorded: November 2004 at the Arthur Terry School, Sutton Coldfield, UK^[src]

Known tracks:

• "Retrotard"
• "The Stallone Relationship"
• [unnamed acoustic recording] (1:54)
• [non-specified live recording]

Personnel:

• Becky [unknown last name] - mixing

Audio: YouTube

Notes: A November 2004 blakfish.com blog post by Wiz sees mention of an EP titled Cliff Hanger, of which had already been recorded and was actively being mixed by "our good friend Becky". The EP was to be made up of two studio recordings ("Retrotard" and "The Stallone Relationship") as well as "the new acoustic song which is yet to be named" and a "live tune". Although there isn't much evidence present to really confirm it, it seems that the unnamed acoustic recording is likely the same as the one currently circulating online.

Live recordings of "Retrotard" and "The Stallone Relationship" were posted on the "videos" section of the site in July of 2004^[src][src], but these were seemingly not archived.

March 2005 recordings (2005)

Type: EP(?)

Recorded: March 2005^[src]

Notes: A March 2005 blakfish.com blog post by Wiz sees mention of a five-day studio session where the band was "hoping to do 3 or 4 songs" and were planning to "pan the crap out of Dirty Import musically". It's possible that these were the sessions for myforteistimetravel, but that would mean the band would have waited a full year before releasing the recordings.

"Jeremy Kyle is a Marked Man" music video (2008)

Director: Oliver Jones

Notes: In a June 2020 Facebook live Q&A with Blakfish (timestamp 1:23:07) director Oliver Jones talks with the band about a scrapped music video for "Jeremy Kyle is a Marked Man" from See You in Another City, a video which was fully-shot and almost entirely edited. The video was shot on a £100 budget, half of which was used to rent a double/upright bass used as a prop by Richard Lee. The reason for the video's scrapping is unknown, and Blakfish would ultimately never release a music video of any kind.

Champions demos (2008-2009)

Recorded: (presumably) 2008-2009

Track listing:

1. "Vegans" ("The Closer to the Bone, the Sweeter the Meat") (4:33)
2. "Fashion" ("Your Hair's Straight but Your Boyfriend Ain't"; also referred to as "Pretty as a Peacock") (4:12)
3. "Distance" ("If the Good Lord Had Intended Us to Walk He Wouldn't Have Invented Roller-Skates") (3:22)
4. "Butches" (2:29)

Audio: YouTube

Notes: A set of four demos for Champions, three of which ended up on the album; "Butches" obviously did not make the cut as it is an absurd and nonsensical joke-track. No idea where these were sourced from, they were uploaded to YouTube in 2020 by someone who doesn't reply to comments and has seemingly gone inactive online since.

Second album demos (2010)

Released: August 24th, 2012^[src]

Recorded: Early 2010^[src] (potentially late 2009)

Known tracks:

• "Bradley" (3:54)
• "Garry" (4:04)
• "Howard" (2:20)
• "Mark" (3:02)
• "Rachel" (3:17)
• "Tina" (3:46)
• "Last Track" (1:47)

Audio: YouTube

Notes: Collection of demos intended for the second Blakfish album that never came. These demos were technically officially released, as they were streamed online for twenty-four hours on August 24th, 2012 through Musical Mathematics' website in celebration of "Blakfish Day". The demos were also streamed for Blakfish Day 2014 (August 24th, 2014).^[src] The demos were also supposedly uploaded to Soundcloud, but I can't find the original links, so that's also unclear. Chris Common (recording/mixing on Champions) described this set of demos as "five pounds of shit in a one-pound bag", a description of which the band still isn't sure is positive or negative.^{[src; 27:51]}

Miscellaneous unreleased tracks

• "Keep Up With You" (2:30)
• Audio: YouTube
• No idea what this is or from where it originates!
• "Last Bus Home" (3:40; total recording 5:01)
• Audio: YouTube
• Live recording circulating, likely recorded sometime around 2004 based on the mention of "Clifton" at the end.
• "Our Home" (2002)
• Not circulating, confirmed to exist from a newspaper clipping.^[src] The song was apparently written about victims of oppression, and it even won "a regional Amnesty International competition to spread the anti-torture message through the arts", of which 14-year-old Sam and Rich won various prizes for. Seriously.
• "Missing You (The True Meaning of Christmas)" (5:03) (2009)
• Audio/video: YouTube
• A (mostly joke) Christmas song released in December 2009 on YouTube and blakfish.com.
• "Tubelounge" (4:20) (2009)
• Audio: Internet Archive
• A recording of Blakfish (alongside Colour) jokingly performing a medley of Tubelord songs on the phone... to Tubelord. Released on the BSM 09 Collection compilation in 2009 under the combined name "Colourfish".

List of Blakfish songs

an attempt to collate all known songs by the band; for further info/links/sources regarding these songs please see the sections above.

• known alternate titles are listed separately but direct back to the final song
• a song's "primary" appearance is listed first, even if it wasn't the first place the song was released
• compilations are excluded from the appearances section unless deemed noteworthy

Song title	Circulating?	Year	Appearance(s)	Length	Notes
"22nd"	yes	2006	myforteistimetravel See You in Another City: B-sides + Rarities	3:48
"7/8"	no	2002	Blakfish
"9th Base"	yes	2009	Champions	2:10
"A Day in the Life"	yes	2010	See You in Another City: B-sides + Rarities	4:27	the Beatles cover
"Annoying"	yes	2002(?)	Blakfish	6:10
"As We Were"	no	2002(?)	Blakfish
"BlakOut"	no	2002	Blakfish
"Bradley"	yes	2010		3:54	Second album demo, instrumental
"Bully"	no	2002		3:10
"Butches"	yes	2008/2009		2:29	Champions demo, joke song
"Captain Burns"	yes	2007	Gold See You in Another City: B-sides + Rarities*	3:05 3:39*	*live version
"Carnival Carnivore"	See "Carnival of Carnivores"
"Carnival of Carnivores"	yes	2008	See You in Another City See You in Another City: B-sides + Rarities*	5:52 5:42*	*"The Curriculum Vitae of Uri Gagar" demo
"Charmer"	yes	2009	"If the Good Lord Had Intended Us to Walk He Wouldn't Have Invented Roller-Skates" single See You in Another City: B-sides + Rarities	2:43	Kings of Leon cover
"Clifton"	yes	2004	Dirty Import	4:42
"Clone"	yes	2002	Blakfish	3:53
"Close But Yet Too Far"	no	2002	Blakfish
"The Closer to the Bone, the Sweeter the Meat"	yes	2009	Champions	4:32
"Cooking Can Be Child's Play"	yes	2005*	myforteistimetravel	3:55	*released early on blakfish.com
"The Curriculum Vitae of Uri Gagar"	See "Carnival of Carnivores"
"Death of a Soap Star"	yes	2006	myforteistimetravel See You in Another City: B-sides + Rarities	5:30
"Distance"	Champions demo, see "If the Good Lord Had Intended Us to Walk He Wouldn't Have Invented Roller-Skates"
"Economics"	yes	2009	Champions	3:06
"Fashion"	Champions demo, see "You Hair's Straight but Your Boyfriend Ain't"
"Garry"	yes	2010		4:04	Second album demo, instrumental
"Howard"	yes	2010		2:20	Second album demo, instrumental
"If the Good Lord Had Intended Us to Walk He Wouldn't Have Invented Roller-Skates"	yes	2009	Champions "If the Good Lord Had Intended Us to Walk He Wouldn't Have Invented Roller-Skates" single	3:24
"I'm Laughing Now... But It's No Joke"	yes	2009	Champions	3:27
"I Saw a Car on Fire There Once"	yes	2009	Champions	4:11
"Isn't It Weird How Things That Are Shit Used to Be Good at One Point"	See "Merry Fucking Xmas"
"Jeremy Kyle is a Marked Man"	yes	2008 2010*	See You in Another City See You in Another City: B-sides + Rarities*	3:31 3:34*	*Colin Mcrae: DiRT 2 (AKA "Game") version
"Keep Up With You"	yes			2:30
"Last Bus Home"	yes*	2004/2005		3:40	*live recording only
"Last Track"	yes	2010		1:47	Second album demo, instrumental
"Leaving Home"	yes	2004	Dirty Import See You in Another City: B-sides + Rarities	4:35
"Make Your Bed and Lie In It"	yes	2008	See You in Another City	4:37
"Mark"	yes	2010		3:02	Second album demo, instrumental
"Merry Fucking Xmas"	yes	2007	Gold	3:03
"Missing You (The True Meaning of Christmas)"	yes	2009		5:03	Released on blakfish.com and YouTube
"My Stomach Feels Like My Throats Been Cut"	yes	2008	See You in Another City	3:33
"One Forgot"	no	2004(?)	Blakfish
"Opinions"	yes	2002	Blakfish	5:15
"Oops We Did It Again"	no	2002	Blakfish
"Our Home"	no	2002
"Planes, Trains, and Obese Women"	yes	2007	Gold	4:21
"Preparing for Guests"	yes	2007*	See You in Another City The Six Machine*	4:07 4:10*
"Pretty as a Peacock"	See "Your Hair's Straight but Your Boyfriend Ain't"
"Rachel"	yes	2010		3:17	Second album demo, instrumental
"Randy Sage - True American Hero"	yes	2009	Champions	3:17
"Remorse"	yes	2002	Blakfish	3:42
"Retrotard"	no	2004	Cliff Hanger
"Ringo Starr - 2nd Best Drummer in the Beatles"	yes	2009	Champions See You in Another City: B-sides + Rarities* BSM '09 Collection*	5:26 5:12*	*"Shit on My Face and Tell Me I'm Simon Cowell" demo
"Rise and Fall of Richard Lee"	no	2002(?)	Blakfish
"Scotland's Worst Invention"	yes	2009	Champions	3:44
"Senile"	yes	2004	Dirty Import	4:27
"Shit on My Face and Tell Me I'm Simon Cowell"	See "Ringo Starr - 2nd Best Drummer in the Beatles"
"Sonic"	no	2002(?)	Blakfish
"The Stallone Relationship"	no	2004	Cliff Hanger
"Superpowers"	See "We Are the Superpowers"
"Tina"	yes	2010		3:46	Second album demo, instrumental
"Trailer"	yes	2002	Blakfish	3:28
"Tubelounge"	yes	2009	BSM 09 Collection	4:20	Credited as "Colourfish"
"Untitled"	no	2004	Dirty Import		Unclear if actually a part of Dirty Import
"Vegans"	Champions demo, see "The Closer to the Bone, the Sweeter the Meat"
"We Are the Superpowers"	yes	2005*	myforteistimetravel	3:59	*released early on blakfish.com
"We Beg, We Borrow, We Steal"	yes	2009	Champions	4:28
"Your Hair's Straight but Your Boyfriend Ain't"	yes	2009	Champions	4:11
[untitled acoustic recording]	yes	2004	Cliff Hanger	1:54

List of Blakfish concerts

an attempt to collate all known performances (concerts, shows, etc.) by the band as well as relevant links to audio/video/imagery. INCOMPLETE AND PROBABLY ALWAYS WILL BE! there's only so much i can dig up on my own. also, "CANCELLED", in this case, doesn't always mean that the whole show was cancelled, only that Blakfish was not playing

2002

Date	Country	City	Venue	Other act(s)	Link(s)	Source	Notes
April 7		Brampton, UK	Brampton Hall			[src]	Not listed in the source's page, but in the page's title
September 12		Birmingham, UK	Edward's No. 8			[src]
September 20		Tamworth, UK	Tamworth Community Centre			[src]
October 11		Birmingham, UK	Scruffy Murphy's	Kinaro, Silicon Baby		[src]
October 16		Birmingham(?), UK	O'Neil's			[src]
November 1		Birmingham, UK	Mere Green Community Hall			[src]	"All Ages Rock Night" event
December 14		[unknown city]	[unknown venue]			[src]	A gig organized by "sound geezer Rob from Robbannas" with "a shite-load of other bands"
December 21		Birmingham, UK	Edward's No. 8	King Prawn		[src]

2003

Date	Country	City	Venue	Other act(s)	Link(s)	Source	Notes
March 29		Birmingham, UK	Scruffy Murphy's			[src]
May 3		Birmingham, UK	Scruffy Murphy's			[src]
May 4		Wolverhampton, UK	[unknown venue]			[src]	"Battle of the Bands Heat 2"
June 27		Wolverhampton, UK	[unknown venue]			[src]	"Battle of the Bands Quarter Finals"
July 11		Northolt, UK	Rectory Park Club House			[src]
October 22		Birmingham, UK	Scruffy Murphy's			[src]
November 28		Northolt, UK	Rectory Park	Forsaken		[src]
December 11		Birmingham, UK	Scruffy Murphy's			[src]
December 20		Birmingham, UK	Edward's No. 8			[src]	"Xmas Gig"

2004

Date	Country	City	Venue	Other act(s)	Link(s)	Source	Notes
May 14		Birmingham, UK	The Royal	"a UB40 tribute band"		[src]	Unclear if ever actually happened
May 20		Birmingham, UK	The Actress & Bishop			[src]	Second round of Emergenza Battle of the Bands
May 21		Birmingham, UK	Scruffy Murphy's			[src]
May 26		Sutton Coldfield, UK	Type 3	The Silent Minority, Beat Civilian		[src] [src]
May 30		Birmingham, UK	The Royal			[src]
May 31		Birmingham, UK	Edward's No. 8			[src]
June 1		[unknown], UK	Moby Dick			[src]
June 17		Birmingham, UK	Edward's No. 8			[src]
June 20		Birmingham, UK	Birmingham Academy			[src]
June 27		Sutton Coldfield, UK	Type 3			[src]
July 10		Birmingham, UK	Edward's No. 8			[src]
July 30		Birmingham, UK	The Royal			[src]
August 1		Leicester, UK	[unknown "student bar"]			[src]
September 4		Birmingham, UK	Edward's No. 8			[src]
September 24		Leicester, UK	The Shed			[src]	Gig was originally planned at Leicester Square before being cancelled and moved to The Shed
October 16		Birmingham, UK	Edward's No. 8			[src]
October 30		Birmingham, UK	Edward's No. 8			[src]	"Hallo-Max" event
November 9		Leicester, UK	The Shed	Beat Civilian		[src]
November [day?]		Birmingham, UK	Plantsbrook			[src]
November [day?]		Nuneaton, UK	[unknown]	This Tragic Vision		[src]

2005

Date	Country	City	Venue	Other act(s)	Link(s)	Source	Notes
Februrary 12		Birmingham, UK	Edward's No. 8			[src]
Februrary 25		Birmingham, UK	Scruffy Murphy's	Mirror!Mirror!, Beat Civilian		[src] [src]
March 3		Hinckley, UK	[unknown]			[src]
March 13		Birmingham, UK	The James Brindley			[src]
March 31		Birmingham, UK	Scruffy Murphy's			[src]
April 10		Birmingham, UK	Medicine Bar			[src]
April 10		Birmingham, UK	The Boiler Room			[src]	Date is possibly a typo since it's listed on the same day as the previous show
June 27		Birmingham, UK	The Boiler Room			[src]
June 29		Birmingham, UK	Scruffy Murphy's	The Conquistadors, All or Nothing, Beat Civilian	Flyer	[src]	"Oz's Birthday" show
July 1		Nuneaton, UK	The Wheatsheaf			[src]
July 8		Coventry, UK	The Jailhouse			[src]
July 9		Leicester	The Attik			[src]
July 10		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper & Firkin			[src]
July 16		Nuneaton, UK	The Crew	Keiko		[src]
July 20		Birmingham, UK	Scruffy Murphy's			[src]
July 22		Leicester, UK	The Shed			[src]
July 23		Hampshire, UK	The Longest Day			[src]
August 3		London, UK	Another Clothing Company			[src]
August 4		Birmingham, UK	Edward's No. 8	Beat Civilian, WTHF		[src]
August 6		Birmingham, UK	Edward's No. 8			[src]
September 4		Stafford, UK	[unnamed "all day" festival]			[src]
September 5		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper & Firkin	Moneytree		[src]
September 6		Newport, UK	TJ's	Wilcox		[src]	CANCELLED
September 8		Cardiff, UK	Callaghans	Moneytree		[src]
September 10		Birmingham, UK	The Sanctuary	Trash Fashion		[src]
September 21		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper & Firkin			[src]
September 30		Birmingham, UK	The Boiler Room			[src]
October 5		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper & Firkin			[src]
October 8		Bromsgrove, UK	The Black Cross	Chaser		[src]
October 12		Birmingham, UK	The Sunflower Lounge	Keiko		[src]
October 13		Birmingham, UK	Scruffy Murphy's			[src]
October 14		Leicester, UK	Jam Jar			[src]
October 15		Birmingham, UK	Edward's No. 8			[src]	Punk stage
November 5		[unknown city]	[unknown venue]		Image	[src]
December 3		Warrington, UK	Casi Club			[src]
December 9		Lichfield, UK	The Cave			[src]
December 11		Leek, UK	V Bar			[src]
December 15		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper & Firkin			[src]
December 17		London, UK	Nambucca			[src]
December 18		Nuneaton, UK	The Wheatsheaf			[src]
December 19		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper & Firkin			[src]
December 29		Birmingham, UK	The Barfly		Image (?)	[src]
[unknown, likely March/April]		Birmingham, UK	Mere Green Social Hall			[src]

2006

Date	Country	City	Venue	Other act(s)	Link(s)	Source	Notes
January 15		Birmingham, UK	The Barfly			[src] [src]
January 20		Birmingham, UK	Jug of Ale			[src]
January 24		Birmingham, UK	The Barfly			[src] [src]	Seemingly rescheduled from January 18
January 27		Nuneaton, UK	The Ex-Servicemen's			[src]
January 29		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper & Firkin			[src]
February 3		Nuneaton, UK	The Wheatsheaf			[src]
February 9		Wakefield, UK	The Snooty Fox			[src]
February 10		Grantham, UK	The Malt Shovel			[src] [src]	Seemingly rescheduled from Februrary 7
February 26		Leek, UK	V Bar			[src] [src]	Originally booked at the Flapper & Firkin
March 10		Birmingham, UK	The Barfly			[src]	"Riot" event
March 16		Wolverhampton, UK	The Little Civic			[src]
March 25		Nuneaton, UK	The Crew			[src]	Benfest
March 31		Lichfield, UK	The Launchpad			[src]
April 1		Liverpool, UK	The Las Vegas		Image	[src]	myforteistimetravel release show
April 6		Birmingham, UK	The Barfly	SiKth		[src]
April 9		Scunthorpe, UK	The Lincoln Imp			[src]
April 14		Grimsby, UK	The Matrix			[src]
April 24		Birmingham, UK	The Barfly			[src]
May 4		Leamington Spa, UK	Robbin's Well			[src]
May 5		Leicester, UK	De Montfort University Student Union		Flyer	[src]	May have taken place on the 6th
May 11		Birmingham, UK	The Medicine Bar			[src]	"Club NME" event
May 17		Birmingham, UK	Edward's No. 8			[src]
May 19		Grantham, UK	The Malt Shovel			[src]
May 20		Leeds, UK	[unknown venue]			[src]
May 24		Birmingham, UK	The Actress & Bishop			[src]
June 16		[unknown city]	[unknown venue]	62pennies	Image	[src]
June 26		Croydon, UK	The Croydon Cartoon			[src]	CANCELLED
June 30		Birmingham, UK	The Barfly			[src]
July 1		Redditch, UK	The Golden Cross			[src]
July 2		Coventry, UK	The Jailhouse			[src]	Edgefest
July 7		Birmingham, UK	The Barfly		Flyer (?)	[src]	Not entirely confident that the flyer image is from this show
July 13		Leek, UK	V Bar			[src]
July 19		Birmingham, UK	Scruffy Murphy's			[src]	Additional acoustic set by Sam
August 2		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper & Firkin			[src]
August 4		Bromsgrove, UK	The Black Cross			[src]
August 5		[unknown city]	Fieldview Festival			[src]
August 9		Birmingham, UK	Type 3			[src]
August 17		Cheltenham, UK	2 Pigs			[src]
August 19		Nuneaton, UK	The Crew			[src]
August 22		Stourbridge, UK	Rock Cafe			[src]
August 24		Birmingham, uK	The Actress & Bishop			[src]
August 30		Birmingham, UK	The Actress & Bishop			[src]
September 1		Gantham, UK	The Malt Shovel			[src]
September 2		Redditch, UK	The Golden Cross			[src]	Crossfest 2006
September 3		Lichfield, UK	The Garrick			[src]
September 11		Birmingham, UK	The Walkabout			[src]	Private party
September 23		Birmingham, UK	Chapter Eleven			[src]
October 8		London, UK	The Barfly			[src]
October 14		Birmingham, UK	The Sunflower Lounge			[src]
October 24		Birmingham, UK	Scruffy Murphy's			[src] [src]	CANCELLED: This show went on without Blakfish, as Sam sustained a major injury that would force the band into a six month performing hiatus
October 26		Newport, UK	TJ's			[src]	Likely cancelled due to Sam's injury
November 9		Birmingham, UK	The Sunflower Lounge			[src]	Likely cancelled due to Sam's injury

2007

Date	Country	City	Venue	Other act(s)	Link(s)	Source	Notes
April 2		Birmingham, UK	Bar Academy	Flood of Red		[src]
April 6		Walsall, UK	Wharf 10 Bar			[src]
April 7		Birmingham, UK	[house show]			[src]
April 11		Stafford, UK	The Surgery			[src]	"Poxy Music Club" event(?)
April 19		Birmingham, UK	The Medicine Bar			[src]	"ASBO" event(?)
April 29		Coventry, UK	[house show]			[src]
May 3		Redditch, UK	The Liberal Club			[src]	"New Noise" event(?)
May 30		Birmingham, UK	The Barfly	62 Pennies		[src]
May 31		Newport, UK	TJ's			[src]
October 5		Birmingham, UK	The Go! Club	This Town Needs Guns, Meet Me in St. Louis	Flyer	[src]
October 6		Nuneaton, UK	Queen's Hall			[src]	"OXJAM" event(?)
October 7		Tamworth, UK	Session Bar			[src]	Postponed
October 26		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper		Flyer	[src]	Gold release show
October 26		Birmingham, UK	The Sanctuary			[src]	Gold release show afterparty at the "Chaos Ball"
November 1		Birmingham, UK	The Barfly			[src]
November 10		Leeds, UK	[house show]			[src]	"Jenny's next door neighbours'"
December 21		Walsall, UK	The Wharf			[src]	"Birthday party"
December 23		Birmingham, UK	The Rainbow			[src]	"'Merry Fucking Xmas' party"

2008

Date	Country	City	Venue	Other act(s)	Link(s)	Source	Notes
January 10		Grantham, UK	The Black Dog	Shapes	Vlog Blog	[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour
January 11		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper	OK Pilot, Tubelord, Haemostatic Picnic Races	Vlog Blog	[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour
January 12		Kingston upon Thames, UK	The Fighting Cocks			[src]	RESCHEDULED TO JANUARY 15. Meet Me in St. Louis tour
January 13		Exeter, UK	The Cavern	OK Pilot	Vlog Blog	[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour
January 14		Bristol, UK	The Croft			[src]	CANCELLED. Meet Me in St. Louis tour
January 15		Kingston upon Thames, UK	The Fighting Cocks	Meet Me in St. Louis, Colour, Tubelord	Vlog Blog	[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour. Originally scheduled at an unknown venue in Bournemouth
January 16		Brighton, UK	The Albert	Meet Me in St. Louis, Tubelord	Vlog Blog	[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour
January 17		Ashford, UK	Downtown Diner	Meet Me in St. Louis, Tubelord, Saria	Vlog Blog	[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour
January 18		Hampshire, UK	The Talking Heads	Meet Me in St. Louis, Caesura	Vlog Blog	[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour
January 19		Cheltenham, UK	2 Pigs	Tubelord	Vlog	[src] [src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour. MMISL was not able to play this show
January 20		Nottingham, UK	Bodega Social Club	Shapes	Blog	[src] [src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour. MMISL was not able to play this show
January 22		Derby, UK	Susumi	Meet Me in St. Louis		[src]	CANCELLED. Meet Me in St. Louis tour
January 23		Leeds, UK	Royal Park Cellars	Meet Me in St. Louis, Pennines		[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour
January 25		Sunderland, UK	Pure	Meet Me in St. Louis, Spy vs. Spy		[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour
January 27		Edinburgh, UK	Bannerman's	Meet Me in St. Louis		[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour
January 28		Aberdeen, UK	Cafe Drummonds	Meet Me in St. Louis, Sekta Rouge	Blog	[src] [src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour. Originally scheduled at Balcony Bar in Dundee
January 29		Glasgow, UK	Nice n' Sleazy	Meet Me in St. Louis		[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour
January 30		York, UK	The Junction	Meet Me in St. Louis		[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour
February 1		Manchester, UK	Night & Day Cafe	Meet Me in St. Louis		[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour
February 2		Huddersfield, UK	Bar 1:22	Meet Me in St. Louis, Pennines, [many others]		[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour, all-day show
February 3		Birmingham, UK	The Rainbow	Meet Me in St. Louis, Lakes, Bee Stung Lips		[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour. Originally scheduled at The Firebug in Leicester
February 4		Norwich, UK	The Queen Charlotte	Meet Me in St. Louis, Welcome the Tourist		[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour
February 5		Luton, UK	The George II	Meet Me in St. Louis		[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour. Free show
Februrary 6		London, UK	Nambucca	Meet Me in St. Louis		[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour
February 7		Guildford, UK	The Boilerroom	Meet Me in St. Louis		[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour
Februrary 8		Ipswich, UK	The Great White Horse	Meet Me in St. Louis		[src] [src]	Meet Me in St. Louis tour
February 9		Kingston upon Thames, UK	The Fighting Cocks	This Ain't Vegas		[src]
March 5		Birmingham, UK	The Actress and & Bishop	Acres of Ocean, Conquistadors	Flyer	[src]
March 10		Copehagen, Denmark	Lades Kælder	Cats & Cats & Cats, Affordable Hybrid		[src]
March 26		Dublin, Ireland	Eamonn Doran's	Tubelord, Enemies, Ciaran Parnell, Almost Cliche	Flyer	[src]
July 26		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper	Shapes, Colour		[src]	See You in Another City release show
July 29		London, UK	The Good Ship	Ice Sea Dead People, Manager	Flyer	[src] [src]
August 1		Leeds, UK	Brudenell Social Club	Wintermute, Pulled Apart by Horses		[src]
August 8		Luton, UK	George II	Colour		[src]	Free show
August 9		Reading, UK	The Face Bar	[see source]	Flyer Flyer	[src] [src]	Rapturefest 2
August 10		Kingston upon Thames, UK	The Fighting Cocks	Tubelord, Shapes		[src]	Tubelord tour
August 12		Brighton, UK	The Engine Room	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
August 13		Winchester, UK	The Railway	Tubelord, Caesura		[src]	Tubelord tour
August 14		Hampshire, UK	Hamptons Bar	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
August 15		Weymouth, UK	Tuatara	Tubelord, Shapes		[src]	Tubelord tour
August 18		Cheltenham, UK	2 Pigs	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
August 19		Newport, UK	Mojo	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
August 21		Dublin, Ireland	Eamonn Doran's	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
August 23		Cork, Ireland	The Whiskey	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
August 27		Newcastle upon Tyne, UK	End Bar	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
August 29		Edinburgh, UK	Henry's Cellar Bar	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
August 30		Glasgow, UK	13th Note Cafe	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
August 31		Machester, UK	Cafe Saki	Tubelord	Article	[src]	Tubelord tour
September 2		Derby, UK	The Mist	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
September 3		Leicester, UK	The Carlotte	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
September 4		Nottingham, UK	Bodega Social Club	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
September 5		Leeds, UK	Brudenell	Tubelord, Grammatics		[src]	Tubelord tour
September 6		Bradford, UK	1in12 Club	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
September 7		York, UK	The Junction	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
September 9		Sheffield, UK	The Grapes	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
September 10		Birmingham, UK	Dragon Bar, Barfly (?)	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
September 11		Norwich, UK	Queen Charlotte	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
September 12		Cambridge, UK	The Barfly	Tubelord		[src]	Tubelord tour
September 13		London, UK	Metro	Tubelord, Secondsmile, Exoskeletor	Flyer	[src] [src]	Tubelord tour Setlist "Make Your Bed and Lie In It" "Roy!!!" (???) "Preparing for Guests" "If the Good Lord Had Intended for Us to Walk, He Wouldn't Have Invented Roller-Skates" "My Stomach Feels Like My Throat's Been Cut" "Jeremy Kyle is a Marked Man" "Carnival of Carnivores"
October 4		Oxford, UK	The Cellar	Tubelord		[src]
October 5		Nottingham, UK	Bodega Social Club	Pulled Apart by Horses, Dinosaur Pile-Up, This Town Needs Guns, Tubelord		[src]	"Hockley Hustle" event
October 9		Plymouth, UK	The Skiving Scholar	Shapes		[src]
October 10		Nottingham, UK	Nottingham University	Shapes		[src]	Brackenhurst campus
October 11		Lichfield, UK	Netherstowe Centre			[src]
October 17		Kingston upon Thames, UK	The Fighting Cocks		Video[1][2]		Partially pro-shot by BeatCastTV. Known songs "Economics" "My Stomach Feels Like My Throats Been Cut" "Carnival of Carnivores"
November 1		Middlesbrough, UK	Zombiefest at the Arena	Outcry Collective, Cut the Blue Wire		[src] [src]	Outcry Collective/Cut the Blue Wire tour
November 2		Leeds, UK	The Cockpit	Outcry Collective, Cut the Blue Wire		[src] [src]	Outcry Collective/Cut the Blue Wire tour
November 3		Birmingham, UK	The Rainbow & BBQ	Outcry Collective, Cut the Blue Wire		[src] [src]	Outcry Collective/Cut the Blue Wire tour
November 4		Stoke-on-Trent, UK	The Glebe	Outcry Collective, Cut the Blue Wire		[src] [src]	Outcry Collective/Cut the Blue Wire tour
November 5		Portsmouth, UK	The Railway Rifle Club	Outcry Collective, Cut the Blue Wire		[src] [src]	Outcry Collective/Cut the Blue Wire tour
November 6		Guildford, UK	The Boiler Room	Outcry Collective, Cut the Blue Wire		[src] [src]	Outcry Collective/Cut the Blue Wire tour
November 7		Kingston upon Thames, UK	The Fighting Cocks	Outcry Collective, Cut the Blue Wire		[src] [src]	Outcry Collective/Cut the Blue Wire tour
November 22		London, UK	The Windmill	Brontide, Colour, Jose Vanders, My First Tooth, Scholars, Tape the Radio	Flyer	[src]	Fundraiser for the band's recently stolen gear
December 13		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper	Kong, I Will Attack, Shapes, Conquistadors	Flyer	[src]	I Will Attack's final show
December 27		Kingston upon Thames, UK	The Fighting Cocks	Johnny Foreigner, Tubelord, Colour	Flyer	[src] [src]

2009

Date	Country	City	Venue	Other act(s)	Link(s)	Source	Notes
February 7		Arlon, Belgium	L’entrepôt			[src]	Day show
February 7		Hannut, Belgium	Manufacur'rock Festival			[src]
February 25		London, UK	Old Blue Last	Adebisi Shank, Shield Your Eyes		[src]	Adebisi Shank tour. Free show
February 26		Kingston upon Thames, UK	The Fighting Cocks	Adebisi Shank		[src] [src]	Adebisi Shank tour
February 27		Brighton, UK	The Hope	Adebisi Shank, This Town Needs Guns		[src] [src]	Adebisi Shank tour
February 28		Leeds, UK	Royal Park Cellars	Adebisi Shank, Pulled Apart By Horses		[src] [src]	Adebisi Shank tour
March 1		Glasgow, UK	Cassette (Bier Hof)	Adebisi Shank		[src] [src]	Adebisi Shank tour
March 4		Sheffield, UK	The Harley			[src] [src]	Adebisi Shank tour (without Adebisi Shank)
March 16		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper	Pulled Apart By Horses		[src]
April 1		Rouen, France	Le Prado	We Versus the Shark		[src]	We Versus the Shark tour
April 3		Utrecht, Netherlands	dBs	We Versus the Shark	Blog	[src]	We Versus the Shark tour
April 4		Copenhagen, Denmark	Lades	We Versus the Shark	Blog	[src] [src]	We Versus the Shark tour
April 5		Oslo, Norway	[unknown venue]	We Versus the Shark	Blog	[src]	We Versus the Shark tour
April 6		Vänersborg, Sweden	[unknown youth center]	We Versus the Shark, ARG	Blog	[src]	We Versus the Shark tour
April 7		Hannover, Germany	Cafe Glocksee	We Versus the Shark	Blog	[src] [src]	We Versus the Shark tour
April 8		Berlin, Germany	Lokal	We Versus the Shark	Blog	[src] [src]	We Versus the Shark tour
April 9		Kraków, Poland	Alchemia	We Versus the Shark	Blog(s)	[src] [src]	We Versus the Shark tour. Formerly scheduled April 10th at Club Re
April 10		Wroclaw, Poland	Sobota Godz	We Versus the Shark	Blog	[src]	We Versus the Shark tour
April 11		Dresden, Germany	Conni	We Versus the Shark	Blog	[src] [src]	We Versus the Shark tour
April 12		České Budějovice, Czech Republic	Klub Velbould	We Versus the Shark		[src] [src]	We Versus the Shark tour
April 13		Ljublkana, Slovenia	Tovarna Rog	We Versus the Shark		[src] [src]	We Versus the Shark tour
April 14		Vienna, Austria	Rhiz	We Versus the Shark	Flyer	[src] [src]	We Versus the Shark tour
April 15		Bolzano, Italy	Bunker	We Versus the Shark		[src]	We Versus the Shark tour
April 16		Schlanders, Italy	Freiraum	We Versus the Shark		[src]	We Versus the Shark tour
April 17		Lugano, Switzerland	Living Room Club	We Versus the Shark		[src]	CANCELLED. We Versus the Shark tour
April 18		Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg	Kulturefabrik	Pivot, God Is an Astronaut, Minnaars, Volcano!, Petrograd, Sbach, We Versus the Shark, Tres.B, Kitshickers	Flyer	[src]	We Versus the Shark tour. Out of the Crowd Festival
April 19		Paris, France	La Miroiterie	We Versus the Shark		[src]	We Versus the Shark tour
April 21		Cheltenham, UK	The Frog & Fiddle	Fivemiledrive, Doe Face Lillian	Flyer	[src]
May 1		Pont-à-Celles, Belgium	Pacrock Festival			[src]
May 4		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper	Shapes, The JCQ		[src]	Supporting Shapes on tour
May 6		London, UK	The Old Blue Last	Shapes		[src]	Supporting Shapes on tour. Free show
May 15		Reading, UK	The Purple Turtle		Video[1][2]		Partially(?) pro-shot by BeatCastTV. Known songs "I Saw a Car on Fire There Once" "Make Your Bed and Lie In It" "Randy Sage - True American Hero" "Jeremy Kyle Is a Marked Man" "Ringo Starr - 2nd Best Drummer in the Beatles"
May 16		Brighton, UK	The Great Escape Festival	Shapes	Flyer	[src] [src]	Supporting Shapes on tour. Free show
May 28		Dublin, Ireland	Lower Deck	Enemies, Shapes		[src] [src]	Irish tour
May 29		Cork, Ireland	Cypress Avenue	Adebisi Shank, Shapes		[src] [src]	Irish tour
May 30		Belfast, Ireland	[unknown venue]	Shapes		[src]	Irish tour. Likely cancelled
May 31		Derry, UK	Sandinos	Adebisi Shank		[src]	Irish tour
June 14		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper	Colour		[src]	Colour tour
June 15		Manchester, UK	Kro Bar	Colour		[src]	Colour tour
June 16		Sunderland, UK	The White Room	Colour		[src]	Colour tour
June 17		Preston, UK	Mad Ferret	Colour		[src]	Colour tour
June 18		Nottingham, UK	Bodega Social Club	Colour		[src]	Colour tour
June 19		London, UK	Purple Turtle	Colour, Young Guns, Go Go Bat Fiasco	Video	[src] [src]	Colour tour Known songs "Ringo Starr - 2nd Best Drummer in the Beatles"
June 20		Brighton, UK	Audio	Colour		[src]	Colour tour
June 21		High Wycombe, UK	The Roundabout	Colour	Blog	[src]	Colour tour
June 22		Portsmouth, UK	The Cellars	Colour		[src]	Colour tour
June 23		Guildford, UK	Boileroom	Colour		[src]	Colour tour
June 24		Derby, UK	The Royal	Colour		[src]	Colour tour
June 25		Leicester, UK	Firebug	Colour		[src]	Colour tour
June 26		Leeds, UK	Brudenell Social Club	Colour		[src]	Colour tour
June 27		Middlesbrough, UK	Uncle Albert's	Colour		[src]	Colour tour
August 1		Knebworth, UK	Knebworth Park	[many, see source]	Flyer Vlog	[src] [src]	Sonisphere Festival
August 10		Brighton, UK	Freebutt	Mutiny on the Bounty		[src]	Champions release show
August 11		Leicester, UK	Firebug	Mutiny on the Bounty, Brontide	Article	[src]	Champions tour Known songs "Scotland's Worst Invention"
August 12		Colchester, UK	The Twist	Mutiny on the Bounty		[src]	Champions tour
August 13		London, UK	Barfly	Mutiny on the Bounty		[src]	Champions tour
August 14		Southampton, UK	Joiners	Mutiny on the Bounty		[src]	Champions tour
August 15		Reading, UK	The Face Bar	[many, see source]	Video Flyer	[src]	Champions tour. Rapturefest 3; pro-shot by BeatCastTV Setlist "Economics" "I Saw a Car on Fire There Once" "We Beg, We Borrow, We Steal" "Jeremy Kyle Is a Marked Man" "Randy Sage - True American Hero" "9th Base" "Ringo Starr - 2nd Best Drummer in the Beatles"
August 17		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper	Mutiny on the Bounty		[src]	Champions tour
August 18		Nottingham, UK	Seven	Mutiny on the Bounty		[src]	Champions tour
August 19		Glasgow, UK	13th Note	Mutiny on the Bounty		[src]	Champions tour
August 20		Annan, UK	The Queensbury	Mutiny on the Bounty, Reginald, Obvious Outcome	Video	[src] [src]	Champions tour Known songs "Randy Sage - True American Hero"
August 21		Middlesbourgh, UK	Uncle Albert's	Mutiny on the Bounty		[src]	Champions tour
August 22		Leeds, UK	Brudenell Social Club	Mutiny on the Bounty		[src]	Champions tour
September 5		London, UK	Hainault Forest Country Park	[many, see source]	Images	[src]	Offset Festival day one. Some of the Getty photos are incorrectly labeled
September 5		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper	Ghost of a Thousand, Haunts, The Computers, Youves, Kong, Shoes & Socks Off, Holy State, James Moss, The JCQ	Flyer	[src]	Off the Cuff day one
September 11		Newcastle upon Tyne, UK	Head of Steam	Bats, Writhe, In Oceans	Flyer	[src] [src]	Bats tour
September 12		Tunbridge Wells, UK	The Forum	Bats		[src]	Bats tour
September 13		Kingston upon Thames, UK	The Fighting Cocks	Bats		[src]	Bats tour
September 14		Plymouth, UK	White Rabbit	Bats		[src]	Bats tour
September 15		London, UK	Buffalo	Bats		[src]	Bats tour
September 16		Birmingham, UK	Academy 3	FACT		[src]
September 19		Portsmouth, UK	Southsea Festival	[many, see source]	Flyer	[src] [src]	Redstripe Stage
September 19		Bristol, UK	Colston Hall	Johnny Foreigner		[src]
Septmber 20		Tilburg, Netherlands	Incubate Festival		Blog	[src]	Europe tour
September 22		Dudelange, Luxembourg	Why Not?			[src]	Europe tour
September 23		Aachen, Germany	AZ			[src]	Europe tour
September 26		České Budějovice, Czech Republic	Klub Velbould	Deer Deer	Flyer	[src] [src]	Europe tour
September 27		Dresden, Germany	Conni			[src]	Europe tour
September 28		Linz, Austria	Stadtwerkstatt			[src]	Europe tour
September 29		Lille, France	Le Biplan			[src]	Europe tour
September 30		Paris, France	Le Rigoletto			[src]	Europe tour
October 2		Rome, Italy	Traffic Club			[src]	Europe tour
October 3		Seregno, Italy	Honky Tonk			[src]	Europe tour
October 6		Wroclaw, Poland	Firlej			[src]	Europe tour
October 8		Warsaw, Poland	CDQ			[src]	Europe tour
October 9		Toruń, Poland	eNeRDe			[src]	Europe tour
October 10		Bydgoszcz, Poland	Yakiza			[src]	Europe tour
October 11		Poznań, Poland	Kisielice			[src]	Europe tour
October 30		Birmingham, UK	Slam Dunk/Vans Off the Wall Music Festival			[src]
October 31		Leeds, UK	Brainwash Festival			[src]	Royal Park Cellars stage
November 5		Portsmouth, UK	Railway Rifle Club	Cut the Blue Wire, Outcry Collective, Munroe Effect, The JCQ	Flyer	[src]
November 6		Birmingham, UK	Hellfire Festival			[src]
November 13		Plymouth, UK	White Rabbit	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
November 14		Bristol, UK	Louisiana	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
November 15		Southampton, UK	Talking Heads	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
November 16		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective, the James Cleaver Quintet	Flyer	[src] [src]	Triple Threat tour
November 17		Nottingham, UK	Seven	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
November 18		Brighton, UK	Engine Rooms	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src] [src]	CANCELLED. Triple Threat tour
November 19		Guildford, UK	Boileroom	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
November 20		Oxford, UK	Bullingdon Arms	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
November 21		High Wycombe, UK	Nag's Head	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
November 22		Southend, UK	Chinnery's	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
November 23		Bournemouth, UK	iBar	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
November 24		Derby, UK	The Royal	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
November 25		Glasgow, UK	Ivory Blacks	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src] [src]	CANCELLED. Triple Threat tour
November 26		Manchester, UK	Satan's Hollow	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
November 27		Luton, UK	UBSU Sub Club	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
November 28		Sheffield, UK	Leadmill	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
November 29		York, UK	Barfly	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
November 30		Newcastle, UK	The Cluny	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective, Lavotchkin	Flyer	[src] [src]	Triple Threat tour
December 1		Leeds, UK	Slam Dunk @ Cockpit	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
December 2		Cardiff, UK	Barfly	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
December 3		Exeter, UK	Cavern	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src] [src]	CANCELLED. Triple Threat tour
December 4		London, UK	Boarderline	Gay for Johnny Depp, Outcry Collective		[src]	Triple Threat tour
December 16		Brighton, UK	The Hobgoblin	Shoes and Socks Off		[src]	Free show to make up for cancelling during the Triple Threat tour
December 18		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper	Shapes, All or Nothing, Soni Quella, Idiosync		[src]	"Christmas Bash"

2010

Date	Country	City	Venue	Other act(s)	Link(s)	Source	Notes
February 3		Bremen, Germany	Modernes	Biffy Clyro		[src]	Biffy Clyro tour
February 4		Chemnitz, Germany	AJ	Biffy Clyro		[src]	Biffy Clyro tour
February 5		Bochum, Germany	Zeche	Biffy Clyro		[src]	Biffy Clyro tour
February 7		Nuremburg, Germany	Hirsch	Biffy Clyro		[src]	Biffy Clyro tour
February 8		Stuttgart, Germany	Röhre	Biffy Clyro		[src]	Biffy Clyro tour
February 9		Bern, Switzerland	Bierhübeli	Biffy Clyro		[src]	Biffy Clyro tour
February 11		Bilbao, Spain	Kafe Antzokia	Biffy Clyro	Ticket	[src] [src]	THIS IS WHERE BLAKFISH WERE AT THE TIME OF THEIR BREAKUP. Unclear if cancelled or not. Biffy Clyro tour
February 12		Madrid, Spain	Penelope	Biffy Clyro		[src]	Unclear if cancelled or not. Biffy Clyro tour
February 13		Barcelona, Spain	Razzmatazz 2	Biffy Clyro		[src]	Unclear if cancelled or not. Biffy Clyro tour
February 20		Tournai, Belgium	D'Hiver Rock Festival			[src]	Based on a Facebook post, it seems that the band still played this show
March 1		Wrexham, UK	Central Station	The James Cleaver Quintet		[src]	CANCELLED. James Cleaver Quintet tour
March 2		Newcastle, UK	The Head of Steam	The James Cleaver Quintet, Puregraft, In Oceans	Flyer	[src] [src]	CANCELLED. James Cleaver Quintet tour
March 3		Glasgow, UK	Stereo	The James Cleaver Quintet		[src]	CANCELLED. James Cleaver Quintet tour
March 4		Derby, UK	The Royal	The James Cleaver Quintet		[src]	CANCELLED. James Cleaver Quintet tour
March 5		Coventry, UK	Taylor John's	The James Cleaver Quintet		[src]	CANCELLED. James Cleaver Quintet tour
March 6		Brighton, UK	Freebutt	The James Cleaver Quintet		[src]	CANCELLED. James Cleaver Quintet tour
March 10		Cardiff, UK	Barfly	The James Cleaver Quintet, Good Time Boys		[src] [src]	CANCELLED. James Cleaver Quintet tour
March 11		Exeter, UK	Cavern	The James Cleaver Quintet		[src]	CANCELLED. James Cleaver Quintet tour
March 12		Peterborough, UK	Club Revolution	The James Cleaver Quintet		[src]	CANCELLED. James Cleaver Quintet tour
March 13		Leicester, UK	Firebug	The James Cleaver Quintet		[src]	CANCELLED. James Cleaver Quintet tour
March 15		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper	The James Cleaver Quintet		[src]	CANCELLED. James Cleaver Quintet tour
March 16		London, UK	Old Blue Last	The James Cleaver Quintet		[src]	CANCELLED. James Cleaver Quintet tour
March 17		Southampton, UK	Joiners	The James Cleaver Quintet		[src]	CANCELLED. James Cleaver Quintet tour
March 18		Bath, UK	Moles	The James Cleaver Quintet		[src]	CANCELLED. James Cleaver Quintet tour
March 19		York, UK	Speakeasy	The James Cleaver Quintet		[src]	CANCELLED. James Cleaver Quintet tour
March 19		Birmingham, UK	The Flapper	Shapes, The James Cleaver Quintet, Conquistadors	Flyer Video	[src]	Blakfish's final show, featuring friends from the scene filling in for Sam Setlist "Economics" "Scotland's Worst Invention" "Your Hair's Straight but Your Boyfriend Ain't" "We Beg, We Borrow, We Steal" "Randy Sage - True American Hero" "Make Your Bed and Lie In It" "9th Base" "Jeremy Kyle is a Marked Man" "You're a Guy" (later "Terror Back" by &U&I) "Ringo Starr - 2nd Best Drummer in the Beatles"
March 20		Wakefield, UK	Escobar	The James Cleaver Quintet		[src]	CANCELLED. James Cleaver Quintet tour