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To Kill A King are a British rock band currently based in London. The band has been compared to The National, Grizzly Bear and Frightened Rabbit. They have been the support act for recent Dog Is Dead and Bastille tour dates. To Kill A King played at the Reading and Leeds Festivals in August 2013.

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A folk-inspired five piece with comparisons being made from Keane to Arcade Fire. To Kill A King’s songs begin with lead singer Ralph Pelleymounter’s more...

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• Feb 03 Sat London, The Garage To Kill A King
• Feb 02 Fri Brighton, Concorde 2 To Kill A King
• Feb 01 Thu Bristol, Thekla To Kill A King
• Jan 27 Sat Nottingham, The Rescue Rooms To Kill A King
• Jan 26 Fri Leeds, Brudenell Social Club To Kill A King
• Jan 25 Thu Manchester, YES To Kill A King
• Jul 21 2018 Nottingham, Wollaton Hall & Park Splendour 2018 Paloma Faith, The Charlatans, Marc Almond, Björn Again, Sophie Ellis Bextor…
• 2018 Jul 19 Jul 22 2018 Macclesfield, Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre Bluedot Festival 2018 The Chemical Brothers, Flaming Lips, Future Islands, Public Service Broadcasting, Gary Numan…
• Jun 02 2018 London, Victoria Park The National, The War on Drugs, Future Islands, Warpaint, Cat Power, Public Service Broadcasting, Broken Social Scene, Spoon, Amber Run, This Is The Kit, The Districts, Rostam, Pumarosa, Warpaint (DJ Set), Gengahr, Sorry, Club Kuru, Night Flight (1), Cosmo Sheldrake, Cavetown, Flyte, All We Are, Warhaus, To Kill A King …
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Catch To Kill a King on the road possibly at festivals such as  South by Southwest (SXSW) in Austin, Texas, Desert Daze Festival at Moreno Beach, CA or at Pickathon Music Festival in Happy Valley. Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago brings together some of the biggest names in indie and alternative music. Check out the event schedule above to see when To Kill a King tour dates are coming to an arena or stadium near you. 

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Songs from the To Kill a King Tour Setlist

To Kill a King's setlist while performing in Bristol , ENG at “Thekla” included the following songs:

• I Work Nights and You Work Days
• Cannibals With Cutlery
• Besides, She Said
• Choices ft. Dan Smith
• Children Who Start Fires
• Fictional State
• Letters to My Lover (The Dylan Fan)
• The Good Old Days
• Bloody Shirt

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• Sat 3rd February 2024
• Date: Sat 3rd February 2024
• Doors Open: 7:00 pm
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The Leeds-born, London-based indie band announce a UK headline tour to commemorate the ten-year anniversary of their critically acclaimed debut album, ‘Cannibals With Cutlery.’ The five-piece, who have been on hiatus following the release of their third album ‘The Spiritual Dark Age’ in 2019, will embark on a six-date tour featuring a track-for-track performance of the album in addition to long-standing fan-favourites. ‘Cannibals With Cutlery,’ released in 2013, showcased the foundation of their signature sound, and was praised for its honest songwriting, anthemic melodies, and experimental instrumentation.

Frontman Ralph Pelleymounter says “There’s a genuine excitement among us about playing these songs. Learning them all again reminds me how elated we were to be making our first album and that we poured so much feeling into each song. We can’t wait to get back to some of our favourite cities to share that feeling with the fans again.”

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6 killed in Sydney mall stabbing attack

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6 dead in Sydney shopping mall stabbing attack. Here's the latest

Six people are dead  and several others injured after a man went on a stabbing rampage in a shopping mall in Sydney, Australia, on Saturday afternoon local time, one of the country’s worst mass killings in recent years. The suspect was  shot dead .

Eyewitnesses described  “pandemonium”  as they fled from the attack, with many  forced to hide in shops . Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the attack was “beyond words and understanding,” but amid the “shocking violence,” there were glimmers of heroism.

Here’s the latest if you are just joining us:

Six dead: New South Wales police commissioner Karen Webb said  four women and a man died  at the shopping mall, while a fifth woman later died at the hospital. Webb added that  eight additional people  are being treated for injuries at hospitals in Sydney.

Baby among those injured: A  nine-month-old baby is confirmed  to be among the injured and has been in surgery, Webb said. Australian media outlets have reported that the baby’s mother had died, but Webb could not confirm the reports.

Suspect shot: A police inspector shot the attacker dead on the scene. Police believe the suspect was a 40-year-old man who acted alone, but could not provide further identification details. Early indications suggest the attack was  not terror-related .

"Hero" police officer: The police officer who shot the suspect is being hailed as a “hero,” with  Albanese saying , “There is no doubt that she saved lives through her action.” The officer was nearby when the violence unfolded and shot the attacker when he raised his knife at her, police said.

Witnesses describe scene: Eyewitnesses described panic and “pandemonium” as fleeing shoppers fell over each other and hid in shops. One woman, Crystal Wang,  told CNN  she hid in a clothing store for over an hour with other shoppers. Another man told Australia’s state broadcaster ABC that the attacker was stabbing people “indiscriminately.”

Rare attack: The attack has shocked Australia, a country where  mass casualty events are rare . The deadliest in its history was an April 1996 mass shooting in the town of Port Arthur, Tasmania, that killed 35 people and became known as the Port Arthur massacre. More recently, at least four people were killed and one injured in a mass shooting in the northern city of Darwin in 2019.

Pope Francis offer prayers for Sydney mall attack victims and first responders

Pope Francis is "deeply saddened" by the mass stabbing that occurred at a busy shopping center in Sydney, Australia, according to a statement from the Vatican.

"He sends the assurance of his spiritual closeness to all affected by this senseless tragedy, especially those who are now mourning the loss of a loved one," the statement read. "He likewise offers his prayers for the dead, injured, as well as the first responders, and invokes upon the nation the divine blessings of consolation and strength."

King Charles III "shocked and horrified" by the Sydney stabbing

Britain's King Charles III, who is head of state in Australia, said he and his wife Queen Camilla are "utterly shocked and horrified" by the shopping mall stabbing in Sydney that left six dead.

"Our hearts go out to the families and loved ones of those who have been so brutally killed during such a senseless attack," a statement from Buckingham Palace said.

"While details of these shocking circumstances are still emerging, our thoughts are also with those who were involved in the response, and we give thanks for the bravery of the first responders and emergency services."

9-month-old baby among victims receiving treatment in hospital

From CNN's Chris Liakos and Sophie Tanno

A nine-month-old baby is confirmed to be among eight victims who have been admitted to hospital following the mass stabbing attack at Sydney's Westfield Bondi Junction shopping mall.

New South Wales police commissioner Karen Webb on Saturday confirmed that eight people are currently being treated for different injuries in hospitals around Sydney, including the infant, who has been in surgery.

Webb said "the last update I had was that it (the baby) had been in surgery and it's too early to say really. But it's awful."

She could not confirm Australian media reports that the baby's mother had died.

"I've heard that same rumour but I can't confirm that," she said.

Early indications say attack was not terror related, police say

From CNN's Chris Liakos 

New South Wales police commissioner Karen Webb said on Saturday that early indications suggest the Sydney mall stabbing attack is not terror related but cautioned that the investigation remains ongoing.

Webb told reporters that current elements do not point to a terror motive, adding however that the investigation will be ongoing "for many many days" and that it is "too early to say" what was behind the attack.

According to Webb, police believe that the suspect is a 40-year-old man but as background checks remain ongoing, she could not provide further identification details.

Webb said she was "confident" that there is no ongoing risk and that "we are dealing with one person who is now deceased."

The suspect was shot dead at the scene by a lone officer, police earlier said.

In pictures: Stabbing at Sydney shopping mall

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Sydney has been left stunned after a mass stabbing at a shopping mall left at least six people dead. Here are some of the latest pictures from the scene.

"Do not go down there": Witnesses describe scenes of pandemonium in Sydney shopping mall

From CNN"s Sophie Tanno

Witnesses inside the Westfield Bondi Junction shopping mall when the attack took place have described scenes of chaos.

CNN’s Australian affiliate, 9 News Sydney, spoke to an eyewitness who said people were running through the shopping center and falling over each other, describing the situation as “pandemonium.”

Two brothers who were there told 9 News they saw a baby and mother stabbed and tried to help.

“The baby got stabbed and the mum got stabbed," one of the brothers said. “We were holding the baby and trying to compress the baby. Same with the mother, trying to compress the blood from stopping.”

One man described seeing a man in a green shirt stabbing others "indiscriminately."

"[We just heard] screaming, screaming and it didn't seem that long before we heard 'boom boom boom' of the gunshot and we thought, 'We hope it's the police,'" the witness told Australia's state broadcaster ABC. "[A person] is dying 10 metres away … I grabbed towels and there were three people dying around me. "It was just carnage."

Another man who did not give his name told ABC that the attacker would have continued his deadly rampage if the police officer had not intervened.

"If she did not shoot him, he would have kept going, he was on the rampage," he said.

Woman hid at back of clothes shop for over an hour during attack

From CNN's Sophie Tanno

One eyewitness who was inside Westfield Bondi Junction shopping mall when the attack unfolded described hiding in the back of a shop.

Crystal Wang explained how, after arriving at Westfield at around 3.20pm – just as the attack began – she walked into a clothes store where "the girls at the shop shut the door behind me and turned off lights."

She continued: "I was really confused, and they told me someone is stabbing people with a knife in the mall. I was hiding at the back of the shop, saw some people fleeing, and then heard [a] few gun shots.”

At first, Crystal thought there had been a power cut, before she realized the severity of the situation she had found herself in.

"A siren went on and not long after, I heard gun shots and started to panic, I was worried the attacker also had a gun," she said. "That's when the shop assistants asked everyone to hide in their storage room."

She added that management announcements probably made the situation worse.

“They were saying 'all the customers please evacuate immediately.' "We were obviously locked inside, just really confused if we should get out of the shop or stay in. "The lady who's making the announcement is obviously panicking as well, which just made us more anxious. She was even swearing at the end of her announcements."

Crystal and other shoppers stayed in hiding for an hour and half, until they were able to leave.

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Special effects legend Richard Taylor has five Oscars under his belt, but he just wants to make big, gross puppets.

Taylor is the founder of Wētā Workshop, which, among countless other titles, created the indelible effects for “The Lord of the Rings ” film trilogy, MCU movies and “Mad Max: Fury Road.” He lights up when discussing “ Sting ,” a new low-budget giant spider movie. He says that despite the company’s comfort in handling large-scale effects work, there is room for the team to flex their creative muscles on smaller projects.

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“I have raging arachnophobia because I’m an Australian, and everything in Australia is trying to kill you,” he says. “We’ve got giant crocs, great white sharks, some of the most poisonous snakes in the world, and spiders the size of dinner plates. Some of those spiders can kill you — if they bite you and you don’t get to a hospital in three hours, you’re dead. My job as a horror filmmaker is to take my greatest fear and throw it at you guys and hope it sells tickets, and there’s nothing scarier in my head than a spider the size of a bulldog that can drag you into an air conditioning duct and eat you.”

Roache-Turner was able to turn his spider nightmares into a reality through a collaboration with Taylor, and the duo got so into the planning that they would spend time on Zoom crooking their hands to show the angle of what the mandibles would look like.

The result is a showstopping giant animatronic puppet that took six people to control, allowing the legs, body and mandibles to move independently.

Although she was acting against puppets, Browne, who is set to play Young Furiosa in the upcoming “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga,” was able to get in the right headspace thanks to some A-list advice. She simply called up her good friend and “The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart” co-star Sigourney Weaver, whose Ripley in 1979’s “Alien” is one of the best extraterrestrial fighters ever committed to film.

“One of the scenes was based on a scene from ‘Alien’ I asked her, ‘How should I play the scene?'” Browne says. “She told me, ‘Just react to the spider and what’s in front of you, and be scared because of the spider , not because of acting. There’s a massive spider in front of you, and you have to react to the other actors around you and react to puppets if you have them.'”

Ultimately, Taylor says their shared enthusiasm for cinema created a shorthand with Roache-Turner to execute the vision.

“When we first met, we didn’t even talk spiders,” he says. “We just spoke ’80s horror movies, things that we love, things we grew up on, things that did work, things that didn’t work, things that caused us to be scared when we were in the cinema. We laughed and joked and had a great time talking about early filmmaking. You instantly know he has it streaming through his blood, and you want to work with him and do the best job you can do, concoct a character that will be memorable and fun. It’s so much more enjoyable if the filmmaker comes with a gut instinct of what they’re aspiring to do and a deep love of their craft.”

And if “Sting” is a success, Roache-Turner has mapped out a sequel.

“I already wrote the treatment,” he says. “It’s called ‘Children of Sting’ and it’s awesome. It’s like ‘The Raid’ meat ‘Sting.’ It’s crazy. If somebody would let me make it…I don’t wanna spoil anything, but Alyla’s involved. If ‘Sting’ is ‘Alien,’ ‘Children of Sting’ would be ‘Aliens,’ and it goes up to 11. We notch it up.”

“Sting” is playing in theaters now. Watch the trailer below.

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