BIO//

We live in the North York Moors.
We have written loads of songs there.
Some of them have been played on BBC York & BBC Tees (Thanks Bob!).
And on BBC Radio One.
We have played songs at loads of gigs all over the Northeast and other places. (there's a list further down)
We've played gigs with really good bands. (there's a list further down).
Have a listen to our songs.
Come to our gigs.
Cheers.

List of really good bands we've played with in no order:
The Subways, Ash, Wilko Johnson feat. Norman Watt - Roy and Dylan Howe, The Fratellis, Cage The Elephant, The Buzzcocks, Pete And The Pirates, Elvis Presley, British Sea Power, The Airborne Toxic Event, The Cheeky Girls, Twisted Wheel, The Oasis Nostalgic Reverence Band, Little Comets, General Fiasco, Shrug (feat. Barry White), Flashguns and loads more really good people.

List of some of the gigs we've played in no order:
Manchester Academy; Newcastle Academy; Leeds Cockpit; Middlesbrough Empire; Birmingham Barfly; Middlesbrough Town Hall; York Fibbers; Darlington Inside Out; the Forum, Darlington; the Arc, Stockton; the Studio, Hartlepool; Middlesbrough Bandstand; Stereo, York; Georgian Theatre, Stockton; The Lamp, Hull; Stockton Riverside Festival; Middlesbrough Intro Festival; Scarborough Beached Festival; Musicport Festival.......

PRESS//

" A 3-piece musical driving force - their album, released on Monday 26th March, is a Must Purchase. I've been driving round listening to it and it's completely knocked my sox off - jammed pack full of punchy guitar, catchy melodies, rip-roaring energies. Awesome!" - Jenny Eells, BBC York Introducing

"Those young firebrands from the North York Moors have just released a new single "Fear". It is a real cracker-jack, a thrilling high velocity guitar joy ride, building to a chorus that you will soon be singing in your sleep. 3 Foot Ninja have recently made an impact supporting the likes of The Subways and Ash, bands their 110% energy perfectly compliments. If the forthcoming album is made of similar stuff then I'm predicting very big things indeed for the Rosedale-based three piece." - Robert Nichols, Middlesbrough Evening Gazette - 20.01.12

"Cracking, thunderous stuff! One of the finest bands in the area" - Bob Fischer, BBC Tees Introducing

"Hammering out their guitar-fuelled indie punk the 3-piece from the heart of the North Yorks Moors were sensational. Real dynamic stage presence and what a finale..." - Middlesbrough Evening Gazette

"3FN supply blinding songs of rage, determination and power. On their way to the top!" - Musicians Union

"They are the best thing since sliced bread" - Jonathon Warburton

"... Rarely have a band played with such intensity. Laying down buzz saw riffs, the band stormed though punk anthems such as "Cardboard Cutouts" and a cover of the Prodigy's "Breath". At one point the Ninjas sing "this could be our last night". It seemed foolish to contradict them." - Michael Hann, NARC. magazine

"They may take our lives. But they will never take 3 Foot Ninja" - William Wallace

" The Ninjas remind me of one of the very best ever post punk bands, The Ruts, with that rasping guitar and the riotous rhythm section. They fair blast off into their first number. Blistering music and vocals and the drummer really works his kit. They crank up the set until the awesome "We Are An Army" stands tall and invincible. The Ninjas even have the confidence to end on a brand new song, how many bands would dare to do that?" -
Rob Nichols, Fly Me To The Moon review of Little Comets show

"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...." -
Talk Magazine

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