Quick note to say the Captains Rest gig Glasgow has now been moved to the 15th of July.

Hey troops,

Just a wee note to say Cuddly Shark are not dead just preparing some epic choons for difficult album #2. Yes while many of you are sunning yourselves stupid colours we’re holed up in a basement somewhere, don’t know where the big wigs at Armellodie blindfolded and bundled us into a van and that was that, cold beans and earwigs never tasted so good. Anyway they’ve very kindly let us out to play a one off show on July the 16th at the Captain’s Rest, Glasgow…….be nice to see some different faces for a change.

Over and out!

Camp Shark x

Those very kind chaps down at Eric Euan HQ have asked us back to play their second annual charity show on behalf of the ARCHIE foundation in memory of their close friend Campbell.

This amazing and worthwhile cause will be taking place at Aberdeen’s Cafe Drummonds on the 23rd of May, doors 8pm. Entry fee is £3 but bring some loose change for the prize raffle that’s auctioning heaps o cool stuff including merch donated by all bands.

Other acts include: Turning 13, Eric Euan and The Lorelei.

So there’s nae excuse get on doon to the silvercity for a great cause and awesum night oot!

Sharky Sharkington
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“Cuddly Shark, a trio originally from Elgin, but now based in Glasgow, churn elements of punk, rockabilly and powerpop into sharp blasts of screaming melody and dirty scuttling beats.”

The lovely people down at The Scotsman offices have made us band of the week. Read Ryan Drever’s interview here

Le Shark
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In an epic battle of evil versus evil, two of Glasgow’s best unknown indie labels – ARMELLODIE and LUCKY NUMBER NINE – stage a musical fight to the curfew in the pit of The Flying Duck.

In the blue corner, representing Armellodie and weighing in at a combined weight of it wouldn’t be polite to ask – CUDDLY SHARK and KILL THE CAPTAINS.

And in the red corner, representing Lucky Number Nine and weighing in at the combined weight of bunch of skinny jeans, cowboy shirts, skin and bones – CALACAS and SHe’S HiT.

The fight, sanctioned by a crazy booker, will take place on SATURDAY 10TH APRIL with the first bell at 8PM SHARP, ringside seats cost £5 which includes entry to the club night afterwards.

Reserve your ringside seat here with this facebook event page.

Ooooo our first gig at King Tuts Wah Wah Hut in Glasgow. We’re awfa excited. We’re going mental and you can get tix from us for £3 – that’s way cheaper than anywhere else in the world. Send us a message to our myspace if you would like some or email cuddlyshark@hotmail.co.uk

We thoroughly recommend you check out Japandroids .

There’s a facebook event page here for this gig. So consider your face invited.

Snuggly Chark
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Well homies Cuddly Shark is hitting the road. Being endorsed by Tommy fae Trainspotting has sparked a frenzy amongst promoters all over Scotland, a bidding war has taken place and the victorius venues are…

JANUARY
20th – Nice N Sleazys, Glasgow
22nd – Hootenannys, Inverness
23rd – Drummonds, Aberdeen
24th – Sneaky Pete’s, Edinburgh

A host of sexual supports are on the billing too…

Glasgow w/Farewell Singapore, Bad Bad Men & My Cousin I Bid You Farewell.
Inverness w/Farewell Singapore.
Aberdeen w/Farewell Singapore, Eric Euan & Miss the Occupier.
Edinburgh w/Munchkins, Hagana & Rodent Emporium.

All gigs are pay on the door and it won’t sting you more than a fiver tops

A bus is being organised from Elgin on the 22nd so that Cuddly’s home-squad can get wheeled in to cause some liver damage in Inverness.

To confirm your spot on the Shark Bus a Facebook Events page is here, stick yer face doon.

See you on the road.

There we were, minding our own business at a christmas party when our favourite actor from Dad Savage came running through the door shouting “Is Cuddly Shark here!? Is Cuddly Shark here!?” Sometimes you have to give the people what they want so we tossed him a dog chew.

Cuddly Shark caused chaos at the BBC last night. Rumours are fans were scaling the new BBC building in order to catch a glimpse of the sharp-toothed threesome before launching themselves into the Clyde with the sheer adrenalin.

The mass hysteria got so intense that the BBC show’s regular presenter, Mr Vic Galloway, had to be pulled from presenting the show as they couldn’t stop him from weeping like a baby when he first shook hands with Colin. Fortunately a deaf blind man called Steve Sole, unaware of the anarchy that was going on around him was drafted in to present while Vic was treated for anxiety with several shots of Diazepam to calm him down.

Mandi Freeman, the show’s producer commented on the events of last night, “I haven’t seen this kind of fan frenzy since Menswear did a session in 1996, it was extremely intense and emotionally draining but thankfully the show went ahead without a hitch”.

Cuddly Shark were unavailable for comment.

You can listen to the show for yourself for the next 7 days on the BBC iPlayer.

Simply click here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00pbp81/Vic_Galloway_14_12_2009/

Cuddly Shark’s only gone and got the honour of being album-of-the-month on the Radio 1 Session in Scotland Show.

Check it oot: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00p2bnw#synopsis

This means we’ll be getting played every week for the next four weeks on the tranny!

That’s the best Crimbo present we could ask for. Apart from scalextrics, scalextrics is way cool.

Cheery Cheery!

The SHARK
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