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Kid Kapichi are Certainly Covering New Ground on Their European Tour Supporting Nothing But Thieves

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A band that has both heart and bite, Kid Kapichi boasts a furiously gritty punk-rock sound, often accompanied by a catchy chorus to boot. The four-piece consists of frontmen Jack Wilson and Ben Beetham (joint lead guitar/vocals), George Macdonald (drums), and Eddie Lewis (bass). Despite only having one album to their name, they’ve quickly pricked the ears of many. They’ve made waves from their hometown of Hastings and beyond, which is what makes them such a stellar supporting act. They will be joined by two other exceptional additions, Black Honey and The Vices.

Earlier this year, Kid Kapichi released their explosive single, New England (ft Bob Vylan). It was the perfect release to follow up their debut album, This Time Next Year (2021), which focused on observing the society we live in without holding back. Accompanied by some attention-grabbing soundscapes and refreshingly honest lyrics, it’s no wonder they’ve been nominated for Heavy Music Awards’  Best UK Breakthrough Artist.

Even though they are a relatively new group, they’re no stranger to sharing the stage with some of the other frontrunners in the scene, previously supporting bands including Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, and The Specials and Slaves.

Co-vocalist, Wilson has said, “It’s an absolute honour to be on the road with not only an amazing band but also our good friends. Tours with a lineup this hot come around once in a blue moon so we’re excited to be involved. We can’t wait to finally get back out to Europe after years of waiting”.

 If you can’t make it to any of their performances alongside Nothing But Thieves, rest assured, that they have a host of other live dates planned for later this year. They have a headline slot in London and a support slot for You Me At Six, and if that’s not enough for you, they’ve scheduled a host of festival slots at the likes of Reading & Leeds, The Great Escape, Live At Leeds, and Kendal Calling and 2000 Trees festival. Clearly, they’re set to dominate the live music circuit.


Make sure to get your ticket for an upcoming show near you, or witness them at a festival, as they’re on the rise and taking us with them for the thrill.

Tickets can be bought here.

TOUR DATES

Supporting Nothing But Thieves

28 Mar – Köln Palladium (GE)
29 Mar – Berlin Columbiahalle (GE)
30 Mar – Prague The Roxy (CZ)    
31 Mar – Prague The Roxy (CZ)
2 Apr – Munich Tonhalle (GE)    
3 Apr – Milan Fabrique (IT)
4 Apr – Vienna Arena (AT)    
6 Apr – Hamburg Sporthalle (GE)
7 Apr – Warsaw Expo (PL)    
8 Apr –    Leipzig Felsenkeller (GE)
10 Apr – Wiesbaden Schlachtohof (GE)
11 Apr – Zurich Halle 622 (CH)
12 Apr – Antwerp De Roma (BE)    
13 Apr – Brussels AB (BE)
15 Apr – Amsterdam Ziggo Dome (NL)    
17 Apr – Copenhagen Amager Bio (DK)
20 Apr – Luxembourg Atelier (LU)
21 Apr – Gronigen Oosterpoort (NL)    
23 Apr – Nijmegen Doornroosje (NL)

Headlining
4 May – London Electric Ballroom

Supporting You Me At Six
1 Jun – Leeds Temple Newsam Park
2 Jun – Hertforshire Hatfield Park

Festival Performances
11-14 May – The Great Escape
4 June – Live At Leeds In The Park
7-9 Jul – 2000 Trees
28-31 Jul – Kendal Calling
26-28 Aug – Reading & Leeds


Kid Kapichi’s latest song featuring Bob Vylan ‘New England’ is available on Spotify.

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Camilla Whitfield

Fourth Year BA English with Overseas Study | Music Editor | Manchester & Leipzig | Music & Gig Enthusiast

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