Get ready for a night of electrifying energy in Newcastle on 26 February 2025
In an era where live music is the ultimate escape, Fat Dog—one of the UK’s most exhilarating new bands—is set to deliver an unforgettable performance at the Boiler Shop in Newcastle upon Tyne on 26 February 2025 at 7:00 PM.
A Breakout Act with Raw Energy
Born out of the creative spark during the COVID-19 lockdowns, Fat Dog has quickly transformed from recording home demos into one of Britain’s most talked-about live acts. Their debut album WOOF is a mind-bending blend of pulsating synths, snarling guitars, and relentless percussion—a sonic journey that channels pent-up frustration into explosive energy. Known for their genre-blending style that fuses elements of electro-punk, industrial-pop, and rock’n’roll with a dash of rave euphoria, Fat Dog’s live shows have earned them a reputation for being truly unpredictable and wildly captivating.
Frontman Joe Love, along with bandmates Johnny “Doghead” Hutch, Chris Hughes, and Morgan Wallace, deliver performances that are as much about theatrical flair as they are about music. Whether it’s Joe’s charismatic stage presence or the band’s signature onstage antics, every show is a celebration of raw, unfiltered energy that leaves the audience breathless. The band’s devoted fans, affectionately known as “the Kennel,” thrive on these immersive experiences, creating a communal vibe that transforms each gig into a memorable event.
The Perfect Venue for an Explosive Night
The Boiler Shop in Newcastle is a hub for independent music where creativity and passion come alive. With its intimate setting, excellent acoustics, and edgy, industrial charm, the Boiler Shop offers the perfect backdrop for Fat Dog’s explosive performance style. This venue is a favourite among music lovers who crave authentic, high-energy live experiences in a setting that feels both raw and welcoming.
What to Expect on the Night
Beyond the music, a Fat Dog show is an immersive experience where the line between performer and audience blurs. With interactive stage antics, unexpected costume changes, and a palpable sense of camaraderie, the night becomes a shared celebration of freedom, fun, and the unbridled joy of live performance.
For fans eager to experience a night where chaos meets catharsis, get your tickets here for Wednesday evening 26/02/25 at Newcastle’s Boiler Shop