Panics on the streets of Manchester
Reporter: Dawn Eckersley
Date published: 02 June 2009
Don’t miss: The Panics — guitarist and songwriter in chief, Jae Laffer, brothers Drew (guitarist) and Myles Wooton (drummer), Paul Otway on bass and multi-instrumentalist Jules Douglas.
Where? Club Academy, Manchester, on Sunday.
Why? Sun-kissed acoustic guitars, string arrangements, shuffling drums — The Panics are the epitome of laid back Australian cool. They count Oasis and Happy Mondays as huge fans. The Panics — who took their name from a Smiths song — have a deep-rooted love for Manchester music and recently supported Morrissey.
www.myspace.com/thepanicsmusic
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