Beecher Breaks Up Again

by | Jun 22, 2011

Beecher has again called it quits, after reforming last December with plans for a number of 2011 shows.

The band tells Rock Sound, “When we knocked it on the head in 2005 our personal lives were in various states of disarray and we had no inclination to continue with things. Several years on, lives sorted out a bit and the urge to pick up where we left off was strong- so we planned a few shows to see how we felt about the whole thing. The shows were fantastic- especially London and our hometown show in Manchester, but instead of feeling like a new beginning, it felt like an appropriate full stop to all things Beecher.”

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