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It’s the 17th annual #tshirtday tomorrow @bbc6music
Make sure to post your pictures of yourself wearing a Bunnymen T-Shirt using the #tshirtday & #echoandthebunnymen
3 days ago
This weekend only. Get 10% off your purchases at the Official Echo & The Bunnymen Merch Shop. Just use the code ‘Dancinghorses’
7 days ago
Echo & The Bunnymen The Killing Moon guitar legend Will Sergeant recently took time out from his busy touring schedule to visit @thirdmanrecords in Detroit.
Both volumes of Will Sergeants best seller biography have been published by @thirdmanbooks in the USA.
7 days ago
This is going to be huge! Our mates @the_stamp_uk will be playing at the @districtlpool on October 11th, and it's FREE. They are destined for greatness.
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1 week ago
On this day 1997 we released the single I Want to Be There (When You Come).
2 weeks ago
Just found a great bit of footage of @sgtwillfuzz from Cardiff 2024 during “Never Stop.” Great gig and great tune.
2 weeks ago
On this day in 2005 we released the single 'Stormy Weather'. Here it is live from Shepherds Bush Empire.
2 weeks ago
We love going live! Here’s a sneak peek from our performance of The Cutter we Live Streamed from the legendary Albert Hall in London earlier in the year. Were you part of the magic?
3 weeks ago
Always an amazing track to hear live, 'Nocturnal Me' live 1984.
3 weeks ago
Today we remember the 5th Bunnyman. Jake Brockman. He was such a nice guy.
3 weeks ago
We’re thrilled to present the next installment in our exclusive Will Sergeant video series! In this exciting episode, Will dives into the story behind his iconic Phantom Guitar and reveals his all-time favorite track to play live. Think you know what it is? We guarantee it’ll surprise you!
4 weeks ago
Echo & The Bunnymen ‘Bombers Bay’
While clearing out a secret cupboard at Bunnymen HQ, we came across a pile of cassettes. We all love a bootleg—none of that digital malarkey here, just a tape recorder in the pocket. This was recorded around 1987, and the location is “I Have No Idea.” Don’t expect amazing quality, and please don’t use the term “Underrated.”
1 month ago
