Brad Dear & The March are a folk group from Nottingham.
They released their debut album, 'When The World Wakes Up', in 2018, going on to bag support slots for the likes of Twenty-One Pilots, New Model Army, Flogging Molly and Beans On Toast.
Brad Dear & The March will play a hometown show at Nottingham's Bodega Social Club on October 6, 2023. Catch them live by checking tour dates and ticket information via Stereoboard.
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