Elliot Minor – Still Figuring Out

• 30th Jan 2008

With three hit singles already under their belt, York quintet Elliot Minor have quietly infiltrated the charts and are poised to crash into the mainstream in a major fashion.

Heralded by Kerrang! as “Muse meeting Fall Out Boy”, the band have already charted with their debut ‘Parallel Worlds’ and the Top 20 follow-up’s ‘Jessica’ and ‘The White One Is Evil’, they also played to a 10,000 capacity festival crowd at Download’s Dimebag Darrell Stage and supported Fall Out Boy on their UK tour. It’s evident that Elliot Minor are Britain’s biggest best kept secret.

Receieving incredible early support from Radio 1, XFM, Capitol, GCap, Emap, Kerrang!, Total Rock and amazing TV support from Kerrang, MTV, Skuzz, The Sound and E4 Music, the guys also have an incredibly healthy MySpace page (currently at well over 1,000,000 profile views and growing). Their webisodes are hilarious, informative and some of the most viewed on YouTube.

Elliot Minor are currently mixing their debut album. Produced by Jim Wirt (Hoobastank, Incubus) , their self titled album was recorded in Los Angeles earlier this year.

Musically, Elliot Minor mix influences ranging from the piano-infused hard rock of ‘Time After Time’ to the sonically charged ‘Parallel Worlds’, which is embellished with grandiose orchestration. They deliver pitch perfect three-way vocal harmonies on the infectious ‘The White One is Evil’ and add an undertone of ultra-melodic punk to ‘Still Figuring It Out’. Their video for “Jessica” was the most requested video on Kerrang TV.

In the live arena, Elliot Minor perform with an accomplishment that belies their youth. Be sure to catch them at a show near you on their UK tour in early 2008…

February
Fri 1 Sheffield, Leadmill
Sat 2 Northampton, Soundhaus
Sun 3 Leicester, Princess Charlotte
Fri 8 Barrow-In-Furness, The Canteen
Sat 9 Sunderland, Independent
Sun 10 Hartlepool, Escobar
Tue 12 Liverpool, Academy 2
Thr 14 Dublin, Spirit
Fri 15 Limerick, Dolans Warehouse
Sat 16 Derry, Nerve Centre
Sun 17 Belfast, The Limelight
Friday 22 Aberdeen, Moshulu
Sat 23 Edinburgh, Studio 24
Sun 24 Dundee, Fat Sams
Thurs 28 Plymouth, The Hub
Fri 29 Brighton, Concorde 2

March
Sat 1 Exeter, Hub
Sun 2 Falmouth, Princess Pavillion
Sun 9 Hull, The Welly

April
Fri 4 Birmingham, Sanctuary
Sat 5 Leeds, Met
Sun 6 Newcastle, Academy
Mon 7 Glasgow, The Garage
Wed 9 Manchester, Academy 2
Thr 10 Norwich, Waterfront
Fri 11 Cardiff, Uni
Sat 12 London, Astoria 2

tickets for the Sunderland show are here link

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