Aug 31, 2004 • 1 min read

Police stop Embrace guerrilla gig

Police shut down a secret Embrace guerrilla gig for fan club members in London's Leicester Square last Thursday, according to NME, after the band played several hits.

Embrace were forced to stop a secret gig in London last week when the police shut it down. According to the NME, the band were playing a guerrilla gig for fanclub members in London's Leicester Square on Thursday night. The group managed to get through a selection of their hits, including 'All You Good Good People', 'Gravity' and 'Come Back To What You Know', before police arrived and ended the party.

One fan told NME: "The band heard a police siren so they legged it into a nearby radio station for shelter before they got arrested!"

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