The Men They Couldn't Hang Confirmed for Cottingham Folk Festival

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The Men They Couldn't Hang, a legendary band with a 40-year career, are scheduled to play at the Cottingham Folk Festival 2025. Discover their journey from humble beginnings to international success, and how they continue to captivate audiences. Get details on their upcoming performance and ticket s

The Men They Couldn't Hang to Play at Cottingham Folk Festival 2025

Founded in 1984, The Men They Couldn't Hang (TMTCH) emerged from the Shepherd’s Bush squatting and busking scene. Their debut performance supporting Poguemahone at the Electric Ballroom marked the beginning of a remarkable journey.

Known for their engaging style and contemporary songs, TMTCH quickly garnered a dedicated following across the UK. Over their extensive career, they have toured globally, gracing stages at renowned festivals like Glastonbury and collaborating with music icons such as David Bowie and Van Morrison.

A Legacy of Music and Resilience

Despite facing challenges, including the loss of founding member Stefan Cush, TMTCH remains committed to creating music that resonates with fans. Their recent albums, 'The Defiant' and 'Cockahoop,' showcase the band's enduring passion and talent.

Upcoming Performance Details

Don't miss the chance to see The Men They Couldn't Hang live at The Civic Hall on Saturday, August 23rd. They will be sharing the stage with Mad Dog Mcrea for an unforgettable evening of music.

Secure your tickets now by visiting the event's official website.

About Cottingham Folk Festival

Launched in 2015, Cottingham Folk Festival has established itself as a must-attend event for music lovers. With past headliners such as Frank Turner and Steve Harley, the festival promises an eclectic lineup in a charming village setting.

Follow Cottingham Folk Festival on social media for the latest updates and behind-the-scenes glimpses.

Published on 08 April 2025 by UKFG

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