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The Frantastics
Frantastic News
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‘YOU’ The Frantastics latest release.
Here it is folks, our latest release ‘You’ it’s mighty toe tappin. Just click on the jukebox on the front page and enjoy.
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Royal Vauxhall Tavern Fringe 30th Aug 2012
The Royal Vauxhall Tavern is one of our favorite venues to perform, we’ll be playing an hour long gig from 10pm, with lots of Frantastic songs you’ve never heard before. ‘ARE YOU READY TO RUMBLE!’
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The Frantastics @ Duckie
Saturday March 10th. We return once again to The Royal Vauxhall Tavern for their packed event ‘Duckie’, showtime is 11:30pm.
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New Year’s Eve @ Cipriani
The Frantastics will be performing at Cipriani’s newest London restaurant, ‘Downtown Mayfair’ this New Year’s Eve. Lee Harris from ‘The Blockheads’ will be joining the line-up, enabling Frances to slink off unnoticed to the bar for the occasional glass of fizz.
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Elvis & Cash in Frocks; Frockabilly sensations The Frantastics are the stars of the burgeoning subgenera of Frockabilly / Country Rock i.e. stilettos in place of cowboy boots.
Time OutI like it !
Tom Robinson (Musician / BBC Radio Presenter)Sensational, one of 50 great things to discover in London and keeps them coming back; Country Rock with verve and charm. Crowd-pleasing covers and original numbers such as the bittersweet Fell in Love in a Chatroom never fails to please. Time Out
The Frantastics are solid showmanship, with a rip-roaring repertoire of foot-stomping retro Rock 'n' Roll, dripping with hilarious renditions of the backwaters of Americana, makes this a great night's entertainment, simply brilliant; yeehaa! Time Out
Frances, why aren't you number one already?
Art GarfunkelOK, so lets set the scene: think, Elvis & Cash walk through one door and exit the other wearing frocks, well that’s Frockabilly...that's The Frantastics.
Mixing and distilling a musical alchemy, they're a head on steam-train wreck, a collision of Rock 'n' Roll / Country / Polka Dots and Gingham.
Rattle that jewellery, cos I can hear a train a comin...
