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In little more than twelve months CHVRCHES have come out of nowhere to be everywhere. There’s a lot to catch up on since they posted their first song, LIES, online last May – a place in the top five of the BBC Sound of 2013, sell out headline tours in the UK and US (the most recent US tour playing to almost 20,000 people over 18 shows), a triumphant, award-winning appearance at SXSW and a string of stadium dates with Depeche Mode, to name but a few.

“Very much the sound of now” – The Guardian

“CHVRCHES stand out in a crowded field” – Pitchfork

“Robyn-like synth bliss” – Sunday Times Culture

“CHVRCHES are effortless and close to svblime” – NME

THIS SHOW HAS NOW SOLD OUT.

In little more than twelve months CHVRCHES have come out of nowhere to be everywhere. There’s a lot to catch up on since they posted their first song, LIES, online last May – a place in the top five of the BBC Sound of 2013, sell out headline tours in the UK and US (the most recent US tour playing to almost 20,000 people over 18 shows), a triumphant, award-winning appearance at SXSW and a string of stadium dates with Depeche Mode, to name but a few.

“Very much the sound of now” – The Guardian

“CHVRCHES stand out in a crowded field” – Pitchfork

“Robyn-like synth bliss” – Sunday Times Culture

“CHVRCHES are effortless and close to svblime” – NME

THIS SHOW HAS NOW SOLD OUT.

In little more than twelve months CHVRCHES have come out of nowhere to be everywhere. There’s a lot to catch up on since they posted their first song, LIES, online last May – a place in the top five of the BBC Sound of 2013, sell out headline tours in the UK and US (the most recent US tour playing to almost 20,000 people over 18 shows), a triumphant, award-winning appearance at SXSW and a string of stadium dates with Depeche Mode, to name but a few.

“Very much the sound of now” – The Guardian

“CHVRCHES stand out in a crowded field” – Pitchfork

“Robyn-like synth bliss” – Sunday Times Culture

“CHVRCHES are effortless and close to svblime” – NME

THIS SHOW HAS NOW SOLD OUT.

In little more than twelve months CHVRCHES have come out of nowhere to be everywhere. There’s a lot to catch up on since they posted their first song, LIES, online last May – a place in the top five of the BBC Sound of 2013, sell out headline tours in the UK and US (the most recent US tour playing to almost 20,000 people over 18 shows), a triumphant, award-winning appearance at SXSW and a string of stadium dates with Depeche Mode, to name but a few.

“Very much the sound of now” – The Guardian

“CHVRCHES stand out in a crowded field” – Pitchfork

“Robyn-like synth bliss” – Sunday Times Culture

“CHVRCHES are effortless and close to svblime” – NME

THIS SHOW HAS NOW SOLD OUT.

In little more than twelve months CHVRCHES have come out of nowhere to be everywhere. There’s a lot to catch up on since they posted their first song, LIES, online last May – a place in the top five of the BBC Sound of 2013, sell out headline tours in the UK and US (the most recent US tour playing to almost 20,000 people over 18 shows), a triumphant, award-winning appearance at SXSW and a string of stadium dates with Depeche Mode, to name but a few.

“Very much the sound of now” – The Guardian

“CHVRCHES stand out in a crowded field” – Pitchfork

“Robyn-like synth bliss” – Sunday Times Culture

“CHVRCHES are effortless and close to svblime” – NME

THIS SHOW HAS NOW SOLD OUT.

In little more than twelve months CHVRCHES have come out of nowhere to be everywhere. There’s a lot to catch up on since they posted their first song, LIES, online last May – a place in the top five of the BBC Sound of 2013, sell out headline tours in the UK and US (the most recent US tour playing to almost 20,000 people over 18 shows), a triumphant, award-winning appearance at SXSW and a string of stadium dates with Depeche Mode, to name but a few.

“Very much the sound of now” – The Guardian

“CHVRCHES stand out in a crowded field” – Pitchfork

“Robyn-like synth bliss” – Sunday Times Culture

“CHVRCHES are effortless and close to svblime” – NME

THIS SHOW HAS NOW SOLD OUT.

In little more than twelve months CHVRCHES have come out of nowhere to be everywhere. There’s a lot to catch up on since they posted their first song, LIES, online last May – a place in the top five of the BBC Sound of 2013, sell out headline tours in the UK and US (the most recent US tour playing to almost 20,000 people over 18 shows), a triumphant, award-winning appearance at SXSW and a string of stadium dates with Depeche Mode, to name but a few.

“Very much the sound of now” – The Guardian

“CHVRCHES stand out in a crowded field” – Pitchfork

“Robyn-like synth bliss” – Sunday Times Culture

“CHVRCHES are effortless and close to svblime” – NME

THIS SHOW HAS NOW SOLD OUT.

In little more than twelve months CHVRCHES have come out of nowhere to be everywhere. There’s a lot to catch up on since they posted their first song, LIES, online last May – a place in the top five of the BBC Sound of 2013, sell out headline tours in the UK and US (the most recent US tour playing to almost 20,000 people over 18 shows), a triumphant, award-winning appearance at SXSW and a string of stadium dates with Depeche Mode, to name but a few.

“Very much the sound of now” – The Guardian

“CHVRCHES stand out in a crowded field” – Pitchfork

“Robyn-like synth bliss” – Sunday Times Culture

“CHVRCHES are effortless and close to svblime” – NME

THIS SHOW HAS NOW SOLD OUT.

In little more than twelve months CHVRCHES have come out of nowhere to be everywhere. There’s a lot to catch up on since they posted their first song, LIES, online last May – a place in the top five of the BBC Sound of 2013, sell out headline tours in the UK and US (the most recent US tour playing to almost 20,000 people over 18 shows), a triumphant, award-winning appearance at SXSW and a string of stadium dates with Depeche Mode, to name but a few.

“Very much the sound of now” – The Guardian

“CHVRCHES stand out in a crowded field” – Pitchfork

“Robyn-like synth bliss” – Sunday Times Culture

“CHVRCHES are effortless and close to svblime” – NME