INDIE stars Hard-Fi are touring for the first time in over a decade – juggling their schedule around bassist Kai Stephens’ new job as a private detective.
The band enjoyed a pair of successful comeback shows last year, and Hard-Spy Kai will be stepping out of the shadows as the band play a full run of 13 gigs from October 5.
Singer Rich Archer told me: “I don’t really know how Kai found work as a private detective. How do you even apply for that job?
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