The Wombats have been a mainstay of British festivals and O2 academies across the country for almost 20 years. It’s almost unbelievable that, in 2025, they’re storming the stage at a very busy ...

Franz Ferdinand, “The Human Fear” The good: Scottish indie rockers Franz Ferdinand are back with their sixth (first in seven years). The bad: Nope. And “Fear” was worth the wait. The ni… ...

The Wombats say 'it's a first for the city' after what appeared on stage at On The Waterfront The ECHO was in attendance as the Pier Head festival got underway in style. Comments.

The Wombats frontman Matthew "Murph" Murphy has recently revealed an unexpected adventure that the members of the indie rock band experienced during a night out in Rio de Janeiro.

But I guess, because of Murph’s voice being so distinctive, and just the three of us to be honest it kind of ends up still sounding like The Wombats no matter how much we think we’re changing ...

The Wombats kicked off their UK tour tonight in Nottingham before playing London tomorrow and then Cardiff, Manchester, Hull, Glasgow and Leeds before finishing in Liverpool on June 19.

Wombats are the only animals in the world that produce cube-shaped scat. But how and why do they do it? Scientists now have a better idea.

The Wombats’ new album Oh! The Ocean is out on February 14 and tickets for their tour are available now. This article was originally published on February 8, 2025.

Lead singer of The Wombats Matthew Murphy declared Manchester ‘one of the greatest cities on planet earth’ during the band's AO Arena show on Saturday night ...

Wombats can be up to 3 feet long and 88 pounds (40 kg). They have relatively flat faces, small ears and large noses. If multiple wombats share the same burrow, also known as a warren, it’s most ...

The Wombats are an indie band from Liverpool, UK. Download the Adobe Flash player T I'm jealous of every single member of that crowd, the wombats sound truely incredible :D Pedro Not enough love ...

The idea that wombats can use their butts to kill is a bit of a myth that has not scientifically been documented. In the wild, dog-sized animals like dingoes and Tasmanian devils prey on the ...