Oxford duo LITTLE FISH embark on a UK tour starting in Camden

Onstage, Little Fish are sensual thunder, drawing you in with dangerous warmth. Juju's self taught guitar style blazes through as Nez vigorously propels himself and beats his way through the songs.

The band’s visceral live show is intensified by the addition of a Hammond organ which helps the band to convey more fully what they laid down on the album with producer Linda Perry at the helm. Listening to their music, either live or on their debut album, you can really hear the band’s intense creativity in all its glory.

JuJu explains the process - “I have to be by myself in a room when I’m writing so no one can hear me shouting and screaming like an exorcist. Some people can write in public, but not me. For me it’s a solitary experience, so I can unlock my lyrics and bare my soul and inspiration.”



See Little Fish live at the following dates:



8 Sep Proud Galleries Camden Town

18 Sep Southsea Festival The Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth

26 Sep Underground Festival Gloucester

22 Oct SWN Festival Cardiff

22 Oct SWN Festival Cardiff

2 Nov Old Blue Last London

4 Nov Roadhouse Manchester, GIGSANDTOURS | Concert Tickets | UK Tour Dates / 0844 811 0051

5 Nov Kasbah Coventry

13 Nov O2 Academy 2 Oxford

‘Soulful, groove-laden and yet voluminously abrasive’ Rock Sound

‘Strong stuff indeed’ Total Guitar

‘A gloomy but visceral post-punk thunderstorm’ Music Week

‘Little Fish has the raw rock spark that doesn’t depend on fame’ New York Times

Little Fish have announced a series of live dates in the Autumn, including several festival appearances, as well as a run of headline shows. The band have experienced a crazy ride in the last year or so since legendary songwriter/producer Linda Perry heard their demos, flew to the UK to see them play at a pub in Oxford, signed them on the spot and took them out to LA to produce their first album.

This was followed by a hectic touring schedule supporting a who’s who of rock bands including Placebo, Them Crooked Vultures, Hole, Juliette Lewis and, most recently, Blondie. Little Fish also recently headlined the BBC Introducing stage at Reading and Leeds festivals.