Organisers Watchet LIVE C.I.C  have announced that The Selecter have been added to the bill for this year’s Watchet LIVE Festival. They join the incredible 3-day line up which includes The Boomtown Rats, Big Country, Blow Monkeys, Dr & The Medics, John Otway and many more.

The Selecter will be taking to the stage on the Friday night, fronted by the original singing duo of the legendary Pauline Black and ‘Gaps’ Hendrickson.

Current headliners include Dunfermline's Big Country taking centre stage on the Sunday night, 80’s New Wave legends The Blow Monkeys, the always entertaining Dr & The Medics, double-necked guitar wizard John Otway along with long-term collaborator ‘Wild’ Willy Barrett, Merry Hell, Tankus The Henge and many many more. BUT there is still 1 major main stage co-headliner yet to be announced!

Watchet LIVE Festival will be showcasing the very best music, food and entertainment from the Westcountry this Bank Holiday Weekend, Friday 28 – Sunday 30 August. For more information click here. 

Today Manchester four-piece PINS are sharing the b-side track to 'Too Little Too Late' 7", released earlier this week via Bella Union.

The cover of Misfits' 'Hybrid Moments' is regularly performed live by the band, and this studio version was recorded for Part Time Punks and mixed by Josiah Mazzaschi. PINS’ Faith Vern describes it as "a simple and perfect pop song. We started to play it live to make everyone dance, we recorded it with Part Time Punks and gave it a PINS stamp with lots of choir girl harmonies."

You can check out 'Hybrid Moments' now via Soundcloud.

This month PINS will be supporting both Drenge and Wire on their tours before playing a headline London show on Monday May 27 at The Lexington.

PINS Live Dates
10 April - Nottingham, Rescue Rooms (with Drenge)
11 April - Birmingham, The Institute (with Drenge)
13 April - Gateshead, The Sage (with Drenge)
14 April - Glasgow, The Classic Grand (with Drenge)
15 April - Liverpool, The Kazimier (with Drenge)
21 April - London, Electric Ballroom (with Drenge)
26 April - Aberdeen, The Lemon Tree (with Wire)
27 April - Glasgow, King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut (with Wire)
28 April - Leeds, Brudenell Social Club (with Wire)
29 April - Manchester, Club Academy (with Wire)
30 April - Bristol, The Fleece (with Wire)
14-16 May - Brigton, The Great Escape
22 May - Manchester, Dot To Dot
27 May - London, The Lexington