Who Needs Wembley Stadium, The O2 Arena or the NIA

Radio Riots do not need Wembley Stadium and 60,000 fans for a good gig. The intimate atmosphere at The Swan in Frankwell Shrewsbury brought out the best in everyone; locals, fans and bar staff all had a good night, though the microphone on the camera was under pressure.

Radio Riots Tour Dates So Far For 2010

February 20th 2010 The Anchor 137 Frankwell Shrewsbury SY3 8JX
01743 355 236

February 26th 2010 The Dun Cow 171 Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY2 6AL‎ -
01743 356 408‎

March 12th 2010 Seven Stars Old Coleham, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY3 7BP‎ -
01743 352 108‎

March 13th 2010 The Red Barn 108, Longden Rd, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY3 7HS
08721 077 077

March 20th 2010 Charles Darwin Sutton Road, Shrewsbury, SY2‎ -
01743 356 827‎

April 23rd 2010 The Britannia 76, Castle Foregate, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY1 2EJ [
Tel: 08721 077 077

June 18th 2010 Seven Stars

September 24th 2010 Seven Stars

The Beatles, The Clash, The Jam, Radio Riots

The recent Radio Riots gig at The Britannia Pub, Castle Foregate brought many firsts for the band.2 Bouncers, a little bit of crowd trouble, groupies, autograph humters, and a cracking tribute from the landlord, who has seen a few bands in his time.

A spokesman for the band said "Many thanks to Porky and Sharon for their support"

Cigarette Smoke Stripper Ejection Shocker At The Britannia

The band were going through the motions of playing one of the first songs they ever played together, Cigarette Smoke by the Arctic Monkeys, then found that for a few short moments they had not been the focus of attention as their audience had been 'watching a stripper' All you can see is a bit of toing and froing and negotiation, but the reactions in the background, her friends reaction, and the still composure of the band is alaugh.

Radio Riots frontman Ewan Griffiths later commented that "it had been a pleasure and a privilege"

Radio Riot Cartoon 1930

Max Fleischer Talkartoon.

After The Show; Radio Riots fans with nowhere to go

Radio Riots Take on the Youth Market

Radio Riots Headlined the Belvedere School Talent Show this week, bringing their music to a whole other generation of under 16s; having already converted the over 60's who tutted as they set up in the back room of the Brick, imagining their game of Doms was going to be disturbed by that row of modern music; having converted the 18-30 age group who imagined the 4 school boys would just about manage a dodgy Oasis cover, having convinced parents to roady for them...

So.... its just the 17 year olds, the 30-60's and the over 80's to go.