Archive for the ‘Gigs’ Category

SUPER ADVENTURE CLUB + Luis Franscesco Arena + Hopwood & Black

Tuesday, September 7th, 2010

MIAOUX MAIOUX + Wounded Knee

Monday, September 6th, 2010

THE STAGGER RATS + Must Be Something + Kerrie Lynch

Sunday, September 5th, 2010

THE WINTER TRADITION (formerly The Void) + Lightguides + Your Neighbour The Liar :: Define pop

Saturday, September 4th, 2010

Tickets available here, not the link above.

FACEHANDLE + Test Of An Empire + Daddy No! + The FDGTs

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

Facehandle….. your very own local melodic-ish punks.
www.myspace.com/facehandle

Test Of The Empire…. Metal That Will make your eyes bleed.

DUPEC + TAYLOR BROWN

Sunday, August 29th, 2010

PLAYDATE feat. RBRBR live

Saturday, August 28th, 2010

House specialists Steven and Stewart play some special House.

Special ninja party guests RBRBR bring the ninja party.

£3 entry / members free

HARLEM + Paws

Saturday, August 28th, 2010

From Austin, Texas, Harlem are a riotously good no-fi group. Showing addictive energy and playing flawless tunes, they channel surfin’ rockabilly, Detroit proto-punk and dive bar rock’n'roll into a chaotic success.

THE CATCH 22s + Stanton + Hughes and McQuade – 197 Collective Promote

Friday, August 27th, 2010

197_catch22_flyer_nbThe Catch 22’s are a six piece ska/pop/punk band from Fife who play fast, furious catchy tunes at their energetic live shows.

Named after the legendary Hibernian player, Stanton offer a mixture of original acoustic material written by Craig with cleverly arranged classic and modern cover songs. Keith’s soulful bass mixed with Craig’s acoustic rock style guitar and Bongo’s pounding rhythms provide a powerful thumping performance.

Hughes and McQuade take their cues from classic Californian songwriters such as James Taylor and The Eagles.

This show is presented by The 197 Collective. To have a look at the artists already involved or to find out how to join in please contact John @ www.facebook.com/the197collective.com

FOOL’S GOLD

Thursday, August 26th, 2010

This LA group isn’t an indie rock band at all. Unlike, say, Vampire Weekend, they don’t play American Indie with an Afropop influence. Rather, it’s Afropop with a slight American influence. It’s joyous, liquid, danceable sunshine music.