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Siamese
Siamese is a Danish rock band formed in 2011, originally performing under the name Siamese Fighting Fish before shortening it to Siamese in 2014. The group plays alternative rock and alternative metal.
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United Kingdom
- Aug 1ManchesterO2 Victoria Warehouse ManchesterView details
- Nov 28WolverhamptonKK's Steel MillView details
- Nov 29WolverhamptonKK's Steel MillView details
- Dec 2ManchesterManchester AcademyView details
- Dec 3BristolBristol The Prospect BuildingView details
- Dec 5GlasgowO2 Academy GlasgowView details
- Dec 6LondonO2 Academy BrixtonView details
Germany
- Dec 9OberhausenTurbinenhalle 1View details
- Dec 10HannoverCapitolView details
- Dec 13BerlinView details
- Dec 16MunichView details
Poland
- Dec 12WarsawKlub ProximaView details
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United Kingdom
- Jul 31ManchesterO2 Victoria Warehouse ManchesterView details
About Siamese
The current lineup comprises guitarist Andreas Kruger, vocalist Mirza Radonjica, violinist Christian Hjort Lauritzen, drummer Joakim Stilling, and bassist Marc Nommesen. Siamese released its debut album, We Are the Sound, on January 31, 2011, and toured Denmark, Sweden, Germany, the Benelux countries, and Italy in support of it.
The band followed with Breathe:See:Move in 2012 and a self-titled album, Siamese, in 2015, funded through an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign. Siamese signed to Artery Recordings in 2017 and released Shameless that year.
Later albums include Super Human (2019), Home (2021), and Elements (2024), reflecting a career built on sustained international touring since the band's earliest releases.