InMe

[**shandy**]

Was thinking back to Ash headlining festival republic and another band that reminded me of them, British band with some success but have died in the mainstream sense is InMe!! And i liked this band, First two albums are brilliant and it only came to my attention the other day that they have released a fourth album! Any chances they will play next year?

[jump]

Doubtfull.

They played once years ago and if you look at similar bands like Towers Of London & 80's Matchbox B Line Diseaster (as in British alternative) after they break through they will get a couple of low slots but as time goes on they will disappear from the line up as other bands emerge to takes those slots instaed. It'll be different if they were actually getting bigger over time or if they were like Ash were lots of people knew them already.

They're touring in a few months just go and see them then.

[**shandy**]

Wish i could! I saw they were doing a tour of each album sorta thing, unfortunately trips to manchester and sheffield aint easy when being a student in Bournemouth

[jump]

Wish i could! I saw they were doing a tour of each album sorta thing, unfortunately trips to manchester and sheffield aint easy when being a student in Bournemouth

[lharris92]

tbh i want to see them so YES. i mite scope them out at one of their gigs depending on whether i can affords it

(students unite!)

[Lithium05]

I've been championing them on this site for years*. The size of their following would probably surprise a few, particularly at festivals they always draw a good sized crowd (granted Sonisphere and Download are more their market). They've released 4 quality albums, and have evolved musically to become a very unique band.

They've never had the hits of Ash, but if you look back to 2009's FR stage they can easily be held in the same, if not higher regard as The Blackout.... As I side note, if anyone ever mentions them in the same breath as Towers of London again, I will hunt them down and end them

I'm off to catch the Overgrown Eden night of their 4 nights 4 albums tour in November/December, I may well get tickets for the other nights too.

*funnily enough I saw them at the Mean Fiddler days after their debut album came out in January 2003, that night they were supported by a very poor, shambles of a band who have since improved and done rather well for themselves - Biffy Clyro!

Edited October 8, 2010 by Lithium05

[lharris92]

I've been championing them on this site for years*. The size of their following would probably surprise a few, particularly at festivals they always draw a good sized crowd (granted Sonisphere and Download are more their market). They've released 4 quality albums, and have evolved musically to become a very unique band.

They've never had the hits of Ash, but if you look back to 2009's FR stage they can easily be held in the same, if not higher regard as The Blackout.... As I side note, if anyone ever mentions them in the same breath as Towers of London again, I will hunt them down and end them

I'm off to catch the Overgrown Eden night of their 4 nights 4 albums tour in November/December, I may well get tickets for the other nights too.

*funnily enough I saw them at the Mean Fiddler days after their debut album came out in January 2003, that night they were supported by a very poor, shambles of a band who have since improved and done rather well for themselves - Biffy Clyro!

[**shandy**]

They are playing Cardiff & London too, only a couple of hours on the train if memory serves me right if that's any help.

[Leocadius]

They were good at that little gig at Sub 89 in Reading and have a good local following so I say Aye