INTERVIEW: Lottery Winners star Thom Rylance reveals he's never played the Lotto - but he's hit the jackpot!
Mar 28, 06:12 PM
Oasis superfan Thom says it 'means the world' to open the show for Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds at Wigan’s Robin Park on July 18.
It's promises to be a fairytale homecoming win for The Lottery Winners who hail just down the road from Leigh.
Also supporting are fellow Manchester indie chart stars The Slow Reader’s Club.
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In this exclusive chat with Graham Walker he says the greatest win is how their music has helped others.
The band's third album Anxiety Replacement Therapy, with its mental health themes, became their first UK number one in 2023.
It received worldwide critical acclaim and is described by self confessed ADHD sufferer Thom as a biographical self-help tape.
"It was nice getting a number one, the trophy and everything. But best of all are messages from people who reach out and say our music has really helped them through a tough time, or it really speaks to them," he says.
For more visit the band's official web site at www.thelotterywinners.co.uk.
It's promises to be a fairytale homecoming win for The Lottery Winners who hail just down the road from Leigh.
Also supporting are fellow Manchester indie chart stars The Slow Reader’s Club.
BUY TICKETS: For tickets, availability and more details visit www.gigsandtours.com and www.ticketmaster.co.uk.
READ STORY: Check out the interview at www.wigantoday.net
In this exclusive chat with Graham Walker he says the greatest win is how their music has helped others.
The band's third album Anxiety Replacement Therapy, with its mental health themes, became their first UK number one in 2023.
It received worldwide critical acclaim and is described by self confessed ADHD sufferer Thom as a biographical self-help tape.
"It was nice getting a number one, the trophy and everything. But best of all are messages from people who reach out and say our music has really helped them through a tough time, or it really speaks to them," he says.
For more visit the band's official web site at www.thelotterywinners.co.uk.