The Menstrual Cramps are looking out for a brand new bassist
The Menstrual Cramps have put out a brand new assertion, saying that they’re on the lookout for a brand new bassist to affix the line-up.
The Bristol band shared the information through a social media assertion yesterday (March 24), confirming that they’re looking for out a full-time bassist following the departure of their present bandmate, Abi. In keeping with the put up, the choice was mutual and got here as she needed to discover new alternatives.
“We’ve acquired some large information – our bassist Abi has determined to step away from the band to concentrate on different issues. We’re gutted to see her go however grateful for all of the superb instances we’ve had collectively. We want her all the perfect in her future endeavours,” the put up started.
“Nevertheless, we’re not slowing down! We’ve acquired a packed 12 months with a great deal of reveals booked, and by chance, a few of our good pals can be stepping in to cowl bass whereas we discover the appropriate individual to affix us full-time.”
Explaining what they’re on the lookout for in candidates, the band wrote: “We’re on the lookout for somebody who’s not only a bassist but additionally skilled, versatile, and hungry to be a part of one thing larger.
“We take what we do significantly, however we’ve a blast doing it, and we want somebody who’s prepared to leap in, gig frequently, and develop with us. If that sounds such as you (or somebody you understand), drop us a message,” it added.
“Should have a passport, gear, touring expertise, and be politically charged. NO T.R.A.S.H (terfs, racists, ableists, sexists, homophobes).”
Functions and enquiries concerning the bassist position will be put ahead to the band via their social media pages.
Whereas they proceed the seek for a brand new bassist, The Menstrual Cramps are set to play a handful of reveals throughout the UK. These embrace a present in Bristol later this week as a part of the 2025 DIY punk all-day occasion Fishstock, which can be held on March 29.
From there, they’ll play on the Queer Punk All-Dayer in Haggerston on April 5 and the 2025 MPF Manchester Punk Competition on April 18. Different reveals to date embrace a present on the Trade in Bristol on June 21 and The Foundry in Torquay on August 29.
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