Statues of Men - Cardiff
‘Welsh rock at it’s finest’ - Bethan Elfyn (BBC Radio Wales)
Statues of Men are named after a fear of what they could become. It is easier now than ever to get sucked in to the daily routine of life, you lose sight of discovering and pursuing what it is that you truly desire. What they desire is to perform on the world’s biggest stages, bringing their music to hundreds of thousands of people.
Delivering punk-inspired alternative rock with infectiously catchy melodies and introspective lyrics, Statues of Men have already established a strong local following and hope to use this as a base from which to rise up the music scene and become a Welsh rock phenomenon alongside the likes of Stereophonics or Catfish and the Bottlemen.
You’re here and you’re part of that journey - enjoy the ride.
But your support also has a wider impact stretching way beyond our music. Through our partnership with SeaTrees, we offset our carbon footprint, create critical habitat to protect coral reefs, improve biodiversity, create sustainable employment for local communities and help protect villages against storm surges in a UNESCO designated biosphere.
We believe music can and should be a force for good. Every one of our gigs supports nature and the fight against climate change. So which ever gig you attend, your support has a positive impact on our planet - how incredible is that? #PlanetFriendlyMusic
Building on our partnership with SeaTrees, we’re proud to stand with artists and the wider music industry. Working together, Music Declares Emergency calls for immediate governmental response to protect all life on Earth. We believe in the power of music to promote the cultural change needed to create a better future. #NoMusicOnADeadPlanet
