To mark 5 years of The Waystone album we’ve done our first official patch to accompany the new Waystone EP which will be recorded later this year. This patch is high quality, full colour and features the original “Evil Eyes” t-shirt design. Each patch comes with a free download of The Waystone album. Limited to just 50. Members get 10% off all orders.
Qwertee has now removed the t-shirt following the bands legal threat from earlier today. Kaine will soon be releasing a new 5 year anniversary t-shirt from the album and a new EP.
Qwertee is based at Qwertee, Block 3, Harcourt Road, Dublin, Ireland and their Company Number is 476522. Former lead guitarist Anthony Murch (who performed on The Waystone) brought the image theft to the attention of the band this morning when the product had been advertised to him.
Tickets will be available on the door for just £5 with 50% already sold in advance of show. Doors are at 7pm.
Yesterday I wrote about how the album was promoted and how it performed in terms of sales. Today I thought I’d take a look back on the background of the album and how it was written. https://youtu.be/VLJ9shudmrQ The album has its origins in August 2015 when a year after The Waystone, Dan Mailer... Continue Reading →
As you can see the amount of streaming massively outweighs the sales, but it pays so little in return that despite the fact we have been downloaded and streamed over 30 thousand times, that’s only paying £0.0140662074244164p per play.
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