The Lancashire Hotpots

Take five Northern blokes, dress them in flat caps, get them to sing folk songs about the wonders of modern day life and you have the recipe for fun that is The Lancashire Hotpots.

Since forming in 2007, The Lancashire Hotpots have become local hero’s touring with Paddy McGuinness, playing Glastonbury Festival twice and playing live studio sessions at BBC 6Music for avid Hotpots fan Steve Lamacq.  The band have had real ales named after them and have firmly reinstated the conga as an essential part of everybody’s good night out! 

With rousing anthems such as ‘Chippy Tea’, ‘He’s turned Emo’ and ‘I fear Ikea’ the Hotpots are a fun filled rollercoaster of musical comedy singing the praises of ale, chips and having a great time.  

”the Spinal Tap of folk bands”  Paddy McGuinness

'”the sexiest band in the world”  Arthur Smith, The Smith Lectures, BBC Radio 2

“Masters of parody” The Guardian

 ”its massive” Chris Evans, BBC Radio 2

 “Like a musical version of Peter Kay”. 4/5 Manchester Evening News

”I love the Lancashire Hotpots – I think they’re fantastic”  Steve Berry, Rock Radio

“A revelation....catch them live whenever you can” Is This Music

”Britain's finest comedy musical act of the 21st Century" Designer Magazine

”The Hotpots aren’t just bucolic satire, they’re bright, talented and heart-warmingly, pant-wettingly funny”  subba-cultcha.com

”The Lancashire Hotpots can only be described as utterly brilliant”  www.virtualfestivals.com

”The Lancashire Hotpots might well be the Half Man Half Biscuit for the new millennium…They’re genuinely very funny”  Venue Magazine