Public Access T.V. are a band firmly planted in downtown New York City. Before they released their first song, played their first show, or even had a name, Public Access T.V. were a band. Best friends out every night together, sharing clothes, cigarettes, pocket change, and most importantly living together in a dilapidated East Village loft where they could stay up all night playing music… loudly.

“It wasn’t like ‘let’s start a band,’” 24-year-old singer and main songwriter John Eatherly says of the formation. “We already were playing music and hanging out together all the time. We were all doing different things, playing as hired guns for anybody just to pay the rent, and then one day I came in with these songs I wrote and we all just knew this was something we wanted to do for real.”

After performing at a bunch of summer festivals last year, as well as dates with The Strokes, Fidlar and Palma Violets, PATV released their first LP ‘Never Enough’ on 23rd September via Cinematic. On it’s release The Guardian awarded it 4* proclaiming it, “a debut fans of rock’n’roll will love”.

Following from a string of brilliantly chaotic nights in the capital, including shows at the Old Blue Last and Moth Club, PATV return to London once more for what promises to be a exhilarating show indeed. Be warned tickets will go fast!

9.45pm Public Access T.V.
9pm Lord Fascinator
8.15pm Bad Nerves