Their abundance of influences range from Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Chuck Berry and a large range of 60’s bands also including modern bands such as, Queens of the Stone Age, Foo Fighters, Tame Impala and many more combined into something new which can only be described as psychedelic rock and roll! Watchtower have already got some massive gigs under there belt, Having played on the Olympic Torch Run passing through Liverpool to festivals such as The International Pop Overthrow & Fringe Festival. They have released their debut self-titled EP ‘Watchtower’ and it is available on digital download sites such as iTunes, Bandcamp, Amazon, Facebook, Spotify, Google Play and also international CD websale sites such as CDBaby to name just a few. The EP has received a mass amount of radio airplay from popular Liverpool based radio station 99.8FM KCCLIVE. 2014 Promises to be another big year for the band with more new tracks recorded and set to be released early 2014, and an album coming out towards the end of the year, this is a band that is causing massive waves within the music scene. Over a year of none stop gigging, Watchtower have achieved a large and growing fan base and became instantly recognizable in and around their city for their interaction with their audiences, paisley shirts and stage presence. Dave Bash CEO of the IPO Festival ‘Watchtower – A psychedelic rock n’ blues juggernaut, Watchtower will appeal to fans of artists from McCartney to Creedence Clearwater Revival to The Traveling Wilbury’s to Hendrix…to name but a few!! But as if that wasn’t enough, their powerpop hooks and spot on vocal harmonies will give them even greater appeal! Check out their EP and you’ll hear what we mean!!’ Liverpool Radio Station 99.8FM KCCLIVE ’After a small interval were the Huyton Suite put on some tantalizing eats to re-energise the crowd and bands alike Watchtower took to the stage, paisley shirts and all. The lead singer, Jack, had a clear, interesting rock vocal and they had a confident rock and roll style that suited my taste down to a tea. It was little wonder that they attracted a large crowd of supporters onto the dance floor to shimmy along to their catchy tunes. All four of them were clear entertainers, and dedicated as well as we were informed their drummer wasn’t feeling too good that night, I honestly wouldn’t have noticed he still did a fabulous job. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to them and evidently so did the audience! They thanked their friends and family before going into their last song which I shall freely admit I fell in love with a little bit. They even took their role as rock-stars seriously and dramatically decided to leave the stage and play their guitars on the dance floor. They received a huge cheer as they finished up, and I was cheering along with them.’