Haggard Cat, 29 September 2024
![Gig of Haggard Cat Sep 29, 2024 in Kingston upon Thames
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About concert Haggard Cat in Kingston upon Thames
The concert of Haggard Cat will take place on Sept. 29, 2024 at The Fighting Cocks.
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About Haggard Cat
Haggard Cat is an English hardcore punk band formed by the Nottingham duo, Matt Reynolds and Tom Marsh (ex-Heck). Haggard Cat was originally a side project but since the split of Heck it has become Reynolds and Marsh's main project.
In 2017 the band toured with Jamie Lenman, DZ Deathrays and Weirds, as well as playing a headline slot at Camden Rocks and opening the main stage at ArcTanGent festival. The band have continued to play around the UK and Europe since the release of their debut album, Challenger. UK festival appearances have included Glastonbury Festival and 2000 Trees Festival.
Haggard Cat signed to Earache Records in 2018 and commented, "We're so proud to sign to Earache and follow in the footsteps of some of our absolute heroes; we're in some great company and we can't wait to show the world the beast that we've been working on. The future is going to be loud! Wear protection!". They then toured with Kent hardcore band Feed the Rhino early that year.
On 1 October 2019, Haggard Cat announced their new album Common Sense Holiday via social media. It was released on 13 March 2020 via Earache Records.
Haggard Cat independently released their Cheer Up EP on the 3rd of September 2021.
Their postponed 2020 tour finally kicked off in September 2021 to support the release of Cheer Up.