Frightened Rabbit

Frightened Rabbit is a Scottish indie rock band that was formed in 2003. The band initially started as a solo project by vocalist and guitarist Scott Hutchison, who was joined later by his brother Grant, Billy Kennedy, Andy Monaghan, and Simon Liddell to complete the final lineup of the band. Since 2004, the band has been based in Glasgow, where they have gained significant popularity for their unique sound and style.

With their authentic brand of indie rock, Frightened Rabbit has earned a reputation as one of the most dynamic and engaging bands in the music industry. They have released an impressive collection of albums, including their debut album “Sing the Greys” in 2006, which became an instant hit. This was followed by the critically acclaimed album “The Midnight Organ Fight” in 2008, which was noted for its emotive and introspective themes that resonated with a wide range of audiences.

Since then, the band has continued to release successful albums, including “Pedestrian Verse” in 2013 and “Painting of a Panic Attack” in 2016. In addition to their studio recordings, Frightened Rabbit is also well-known for their energetic live shows, which have won them numerous fans around the world.

Despite the band’s success, Frightened Rabbit has had their share of struggles. In 2018, Scott Hutchison tragically took his own life, leaving behind a legacy that has touched the hearts and souls of many. Despite this, the music of the band continues to resonate with fans and new audiences alike, with an unwavering commitment to authenticity and honesty that defines their music. Today, Frightened Rabbit stands as a vital and important voice in the world of indie rock, with a sound and style that has truly set them apart.