Suburban Marshals

click here Suburban Marshals are a four-piece, indie pop rock band from Hull. Taking inspiration from the likes of Fleetwood Mac, Tears For Fears, Stereophonics, and The Beatles in their songwriting.

https://www.jacobysaustin.com/2024/05/qx2b8rruk The band started learning covers together as a young group of aspiring musicians in 2015. They learnt songs together for fun which helped them succeed during their GCSE Music qualification. Once the course was finished, they didn’t want to stop.

https://restoreredspruce.org/2024/05/13/tovl3o1 In 2017, the unnamed band went through some changes, and formed as the four-piece Suburban Marshals with members: Liam, Matt, George and Phoebe. Their main base was George’s back garden, and after learning a collection of covers, they wanted to start writing their own songs. They landed their first gig at The New Adelphi Club in 2018; its success led to a consistent run of gigs into the next year at venues and festivals such as Humber Street Sesh, Trib Fest and Off The Road Live Lounge.

https://someawesomeminecraft.com/2024/05/13/mch7t0p7d0l Suburban Marshals released Rock Dove in 2019. This was the first song Liam wrote and shared with Suburban Marshals, and the band decided to take this to the studio to record. Matt was studying Music Technology, and the Wolfreton College offered us their studio. The band recorded and produced the song themselves. Ready to continue, Suburban Marshals continued to write songs ready to record, but there was something bigger happening in the world.

https://emduk.org/5rd6vm6 COVID put a halt on our collective productivity. However, in this time the band stayed productive, writing songs like The Streets and working on home demos and the acoustic version of their original song Affirmative Action. They continued to write and prepare for their live show back when they could. Their first gig from lockdown was back to their roots at The New Adelphi Club in June 2021. A long time away from live music, the band got the itch for playing live, again.

click Suburban Marshals played lots of gigs in 2021, including more regular gigs down Princes Avenue at venues such as The Lounge and Off The Road Live Lounge. Also, this year saw the band move their base to Rockit Studios for practice and recording. There, the band recorded their single The Streets and other tracks.

https://grannysglasses.com/?p=4gztssn 2022 has been a busy year for the band, making an exclusive appearance on West Hull FM for our single release The Streets, playing and preparing for local festival shows like Cottingham Springboard Festival and Hessle Feast, whilst recording songs for their first E.P.