Hailing from Liverpool, rock band Echo & The Bunnymen have released 13 studio albums across almost half a century. Following Ian McCulloch’s departure in 1988, the tragic loss of drummer Pete de Freitas on a Staffordshire road the following year, and a split in 1993, the band regrouped three years later and have since released seven albums, to varying degrees of success. 

Their Wolverhampton gig comes as part of a short UK tour in support of Apples For Isaac, their first album of new material in 12 years.