Manchester newcomers Christian AIDS have changed their name to Stay+, after the charity Christian Aid issued a “trademark infringement notice” against them.

The hotly-tipped collective, who are featured in this week’s NME as the About To Break act, issued a press release about the name change, stating:

The band have uploaded a video to Aboutchristianaids.name to reference the namechange.

Manchester newcomers Christian AIDS have changed their name to Stay+, after the charity Christian Aid issued a “trademark infringement notice” against them.

The hotly-tipped collective, who are featured in this week’s NME as the About To Break act, issued a press release about the name change, stating:

The band have uploaded a video to Aboutchristianaids.name to reference the namechange.

Manchester newcomers Christian AIDS have changed their name to Stay+, after the charity Christian Aid issued a “trademark infringement notice” against them.

The hotly-tipped collective, who are featured in this week’s NME as the About To Break act, issued a press release about the name change, stating:

The band have uploaded a video to Aboutchristianaids.name to reference the namechange.

Manchester newcomers Christian AIDS have changed their name to Stay+, after the charity Christian Aid issued a “trademark infringement notice” against them.

The hotly-tipped collective, who are featured in this week’s NME as the About To Break act, issued a press release about the name change, stating:

The band have uploaded a video to Aboutchristianaids.name to reference the namechange.

Manchester newcomers Christian AIDS have changed their name to Stay+, after the charity Christian Aid issued a “trademark infringement notice” against them.

The hotly-tipped collective, who are featured in this week’s NME as the About To Break act, issued a press release about the name change, stating:

The band have uploaded a video to Aboutchristianaids.name to reference the namechange.

Manchester newcomers Christian AIDS have changed their name to Stay+, after the charity Christian Aid issued a “trademark infringement notice” against them.

The hotly-tipped collective, who are featured in this week’s NME as the About To Break act, issued a press release about the name change, stating:

The band have uploaded a video to Aboutchristianaids.name to reference the namechange.

Manchester newcomers Christian AIDS have changed their name to Stay+, after the charity Christian Aid issued a “trademark infringement notice” against them.

The hotly-tipped collective, who are featured in this week’s NME as the About To Break act, issued a press release about the name change, stating:

The band have uploaded a video to Aboutchristianaids.name to reference the namechange.

Manchester newcomers Christian AIDS have changed their name to Stay+, after the charity Christian Aid issued a “trademark infringement notice” against them.

The hotly-tipped collective, who are featured in this week’s NME as the About To Break act, issued a press release about the name change, stating:

The band have uploaded a video to Aboutchristianaids.name to reference the namechange.

Manchester newcomers Christian AIDS have changed their name to Stay+, after the charity Christian Aid issued a “trademark infringement notice” against them.

The hotly-tipped collective, who are featured in this week’s NME as the About To Break act, issued a press release about the name change, stating:

The band have uploaded a video to Aboutchristianaids.name to reference the namechange.