Goat Girl - Live At Foundry- June 9th 2024

***PLEASE READ ALL INFO BELOW BEFORE ORDERING**

To celebrate the release of their third album, 'Below The Waste', (released on 7th June), Goat Girl will play an album launch show at the Foundry, Sheffield.

The Foundry is a 14+ venue. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult. Bringing photo ID is recommended.

***TICKETS FOR THIS EVENT ARE PHYSICAL, THERE ARE NO E-TICKETS - YOU WILL NEED YOU PHYSICAL TICKET TO GET INTO THE EVENT***

***ALBUM WITH TICKET BUNDLES ARE AVAILABLE UP TO x4 PER PERSON - IF YOU ORDERED MORE THAT 4, WE WILL REFUND ANY ADDITIONAL***

***MAX 1 TICKET ONLY OPTION PER PERSON/HOUSEHOLD - ANYONE WHO ORDERS MULTIPLE TICKET ONLY WILL HAVE ORDERS CANCELLED, YOU CAN BUY MIXES OF TICKET ONLY AND ALBUM WITH TICKET BUNDLES - EG IF YOU NEED 3 TICKETS YOU CAN ORDER 2 x ALBUM/TICKET BUNDLES AND 1 x TICKET ONLY***

ALL SALES ARE FINAL, WE CANNOT CANCEL ORDERS

PLEASE LOOK AFTER YOUR TICKETS AS WE CANNOT REPLACE LOST OR DAMAGED TICKETS.

THE SHOW IS  SUNDAY 9TH JUNE

Doors 7.30pm. There will be no support. Goat Girl will be on at 8.15pm.

IF YOU CHOOSE COLLECTION FOR YOUR ORDER PLEASE BEAR OUR OPENING HOURS IN MIND (MONDAY-SATURDAY 11AM-4PM).  The shop WILL NOT be open extra hours on day of the show, so please bear this is mind, last chance for pick up will be Saturday 8th June at 3.55pm!

Foundry address: Foundry, Sheffield Students' Union, Western Bank, Sheffield
S10 2TG

About 'Below The Waste':

Goat Girl - Lottie Pendlebury (she/her), Rosy Jones (they/them) and Holly Mullineaux (she/her) are excited to announce their third album “Below The Waste” which is being released on Rough Trade Records on June 7^th 2024. The album was co–produced by the band & John Spud Murphy (Lankum & black midi).

Pieced together like a collage over an extended period of time, the instrumentation was tracked mostly over a ten-day stint in Ireland at Hellfire Studios, in the shadow of the infamous Hellfire Club itself. They also used Damon Albans, Studio 13. Additional strings (Reuben Kyriakides and Nic Pendlebury), woodwind instruments (Alex McKenzie) and vocals (including a choir made up of family and friends) were added to this framework at a number of locations, from a barn in Essex to Goat Girl’s own studio in South London.

Singer Lottie on lead track: “I was listening to lots of music at the time by Phillip Glass and Deerhoof that plays with the relationship between tension and resolution which definitely influenced this song. I was yearning for honesty and authenticity in relationships I held with people, probably partly because at the time, like everyone, we were so isolated from one another. But it also felt deeper than that, like the conversations I dreamt of stripped away all of the etiquettes we desperately clung onto and went below the surface to where the most interesting parts of ourselves tend to be suppressed.”