Cancelled | Bad Actress
We regret to inform you that this show has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. If you have already purchased your tickets a member of the team will be in touch shortly to inform you of the next steps.
STATEMENT:
Important update about our Sheffield show
We’re gutted to let you know that our Sheffield show on 19th September has been cancelled due to the promoter, AMAC, failing to deliver on their end and disappearing on us. Despite repeated calls and messages, we had zero communication from them about ticket sales, set times, or even confirmation with the venue (who also heard nothing). It’s clear we’ve been ripped off. This is not fair on you guys, especially those who already bought tickets and made travel plans. So here’s what we’re going to do: 
We are rescheduling the show for January (exact date TBA very soon). This time we’ll be hiring the venue (who have been great to work with through all of this) ourselves and running it directly. That means it will 100% go ahead. If you bought a ticket through AMAC Events please message us directly with your ticket confirmation. We will honour those tickets at the rescheduled gig out of our own pocket. But you must contact us with proof of purchase so we can sort it. We hate letting anyone down, and we want to make sure every single person who supported us gets the show they deserve. Thank you for sticking with us, we’ll make Sheffield worth the wait. 
– Bad Actress
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For the past few years, Bad Actress, an award-winning band’s, has been landing them support slots, festival appearances and headline shows across the UK. Every show is a fireball of energy, showcasing their growing catalogue of solid original material that’s rooted in ‘good time’ hard rock. Their songs have been played on radio stations around the world, including Planet Rock.
Part of the emerging rock scene, this band is no stranger to the festival circuit and many grassroots venues the length of the country. This includes opening slots for the likes of Dead Man’s Whiskey and Collateral. In Scotland they have appeared at WinterStorm, Bonfest, Woodzstock, Belladrum and Monsterfest. South of the border highlights include desTINAtion, headlining the Sheffield O2 second stage at the Hard Rock Hell Sleaze Fest; and a mainstage slot at NWOCR at the Leicester O2. They were touring support for Marco Mendoza, and have opened for other top acts, such as Gun, The Lost Angels, Hardline and Electric Boys. They’ve also appeared at many other events such as Breaking Bands, SavFest and Rockwich.
