Isle of Man-based electropop band Jules Verne Theory are playing their only gig in 2016 at NOA Bakehouse, Douglas on Saturday 12 November. This follows up on their previous two live appearances supporting pop legends The Human League and Heaven 17 respectively at their Isle of Man gigs.
The band have attracted an international following since their initial EP was released just over two years ago with their Facebook fan base now numbering over 12,000 people from around the world.
Jules Verne Theory will be showcasing tracks from their debut album ‘Black Swan’ as well as there two previous EPs.
‘Black Swan’ follows on from our two previous releases, the EPs ‘Exposure’ and ‘Sunlight’ which explored various themes in a similar manner.’
Tickets for the event are priced at ?5 each and are available from NOA now or on the door. However, numbers are being limited so early purchase is advisable.
‘Black Swan’ and the EPs ‘Exposure’ and ‘Sunlight’ are released by Ninthwave Records and are available to download via iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, Beatport and all other major digital formats.
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