Paloma Cafe Barrow In Furness, UK
Paloma Café were formed in late 2015 and are a three-piece, indie-pop band based in Barrow-In-Furness, Cumbria. With Jonny
on guitar/vox, Mark on bass and Bernie on drums.
Reverb-drenched guitars, spiky/angular basslines, driving drums and infectious vocal melodies, Paloma Café aim to write indie/pop songs more addictive than a Blackpool slot machine.
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