"Already veterans of 100+ gigs, teen rock sensations 3 Foot Ninja consists of brothers Jordan (guitar) and Joseph Bell (bass) plus drummer Sam Power, who supply blinding songs of rage, determination and power. With traces of the Doors and the MC5 plus British elements of the Damned and the Doctors of Madness, this outfit kicks down the door and comes marching through, taking no prisoners.

Sixteen's Legal stamps out the year zero philosphy at the heart of the band's impact, and it's clear why the trio's music has had over 30,000 plays from their MySpace site. Catchy, fast and memorable. On their way to the top."

3FN x

We were chosen as the CMU Music Network band of the day for 19th November.

All part of their Unsigned Month. Check out more about it and read what they said about us by clicking on ze linky:

http://www.cmumusicnetwork.co.uk/unsigned/

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Got reviewed in the latest Talk Magazine! Here is what they said aboooout us.

(We're not from Whitby though!!) haha

This Whitby three-piece are a solid entity to say the least, opener 'Sixteen's Legal' is the standout here and takes on board influences ranging from The Offspring to The Clash. It is both anthemic and catchy and will appeal to fans of rock music with substance. 'Take Hold of the Feeling' is a slightly darker affair despite the misleading title, vocalist Bell sounds like Jim Morrison would if he were backed by The Alkaline Trio. In 'Cardboard Cutouts' the ninjas have created the kind of spiky punk powerhouse that rivals any material bands like The Automatic can produce in terms of impact. It's raw and you won't be able to get it out of your head. 'Suicidal Valentine' continues in the same vein, and though it's similar to the earlier works in terms of hard hitting style and the furious tempo, it still beats the hell out of anything the likes of Baby Shambles will do. Final tune 'Push Yourself' and its chorus will have you jumping around with the band as they impress you with their trademark performances. It's a typical Northern tune and presents the band's pride and equally, their drive to succeed.   

While 3 Foot Ninja do have a tendency to stick to the same formula with each song, nobody can deny that these lads have created a collection of songs meant for sweaty clubs and big festival gigs, but with that, they have seamlessly managed to keep a commercial appeal that will see them soar beyond those limits.

dom smith

Ayup

We've been selected along with a few other young bands/artists to support Pete and the Pirates on their upcoming UK tour.

We'll be playing at Birmingham Barfly on Tuesday 28th October.

Rob Nicholls from Fle Me To The Moon has kindly posted an article about it:

http://fansonline.net/onegiantleap/article.php?id=19

So if you're down in Brum on the 28th do come say hello!

3FN x

Hallooo

Follow the link below to get free high quality downloads!

http://www.cultfound.org/3footninjacontact.htm

Cheers x

Ayup!

We’ve just returned from playing a couple of shows with The Subways on their current UK tour.

First stop was in Leeds at The Cockpit. After quite a hasty sound check we were ready for our first show in Leeds. It was fair to say when we struck up our opening tune the room was basically empty... then 30 seconds later filled up! We really enjoyed playing for you, and it was nice to see some familiar faces in the audience. We hope we’ll return to Leeds again soon…

Cage The Elephant followed us, it was their last show on the tour and were brilliant! Top bunch of lads as well, make sure you check them out on their headline UK tour.

Next day we set out for sunny Manchester. And it really was sunny! Slightly nippy but sunny, no rain! Great stuff. We had fun carting our gear into the Academy. Thank god for the lift! We’d like to say thanks to the nice chap Junior from Johnny Foreigner for the use of his drum kit. After our sound check we had about 15 minutes to relax before we were on-stage.  

Unlike Leeds there was a healthy crowd BEFORE we started to play, and it’s deffo fair to say you were all up for it! There was a really good atmosphere in the room, which made us enjoy playing for you even more. There was even less space on stage than there was at Leeds but that was cool, well it was quite hot actually, but it made the gig really intimate and it was almost as thought at times we played the show in the crowd rather than on the stage! Cheers to our posse of hardcore fans that made the trip through a blizzard to see us as well!

Hope to be back again in Manchester soon cos you rawwwked. 

Thanks to The Subways who kindly asked us to play with them. They made us feel most welcome and were a top bunch.

Cheers!

3FN x