Le concert de Coach Party de ce soir est annulé pour des raisons indépendantes de notre volonté. Voici le message de A‑Promotions, producteur du concert:
Dear Ticket Holders,
Unfortunately, Coach Party’s show, scheduled to take place at Rotondes tonight, has had to be cancelled. There is no replacement date at this time.
Herein following the artist team’s statement: ‘Sadly, Jess has picked up a bug and has little or no voice today so will not be able to perform to her usual high standards. We have little choice but to cancel tonight’s event in Luxembourg. Refunds available from point of purchase’.
All tickets (face value) will be automatically refunded onto the credit card account used for this purchase. We will get in touch in case we should need additional details in order to process the refund (e.g. expired credit card/ digicash or payconiq / voucher used for said purchase).
For any further questions, do not hesitate to reach out to our customer service: info@atelier.lu Together with the artist we very much regret this last minute cancellation and we thank you for your understanding! The A‑Team
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Coach Party grew up on the Isle of Wight (“it’s only a matter of time until you meet pretty much everyone else on the island,” says vocalist and bassist Jess Eastwood) and eventually crossed paths as avid music fans – working in venues, playing together and meeting at the same gigs.
Coach Party eventually formed after Eastwood and guitarist Steph Norris decided to start playing music together; quickly realising that there was something special about the pair’s songwriting and bond, guitarist Joe Perry and drummer Page joined the ranks.
Musically, Coach Party are inspired by a broad palate of artists, but always find themselves drawn back to Nirvana, Sonic Youth and The Strokes, and contemporary artists like Wolf Alice, The Big Moon and Tame Impala. Ultimately though, Coach Party’s primary drive to write and perform music comes from “the often entertaining struggle of real life.” The band still live and work on the Isle of Wight (Jess at a farm park, Guy in a music studio, and Steph and Joe in cafes), and describe life on the island as going “through pretty distinct phases of being a great, and a really frustrating place to live.”