**This show has been cancelled. Customers with tickets will be notified by their ticket outlet that they can attend their Cambridge Junction show in September**
Rock folk band Flint Moore don’t believe in doing music by halves – it must be ferocious and raw, or delicate and emotional. When people try and describe their sound, they reach for many different names – from Pearl Jam to Mumford and Sons, Audioslave to Dave Matthews Band. Whatever their choice, it always speaks volumes of Flint Moore’s powerful and honest performances.
Flint Moore is grassroots in their attitude and grounded in their worldview. They believe music is best experienced when everyone in the room feels fully connected. If you’ve seen them before, it’s never been like this; if you haven’t, this is the time.
Our regular night of comedy returns (restrictions permitting!)
HEADLINE: Alan Francis https://www.comedycv.co.uk/alanfrancis/
with:
Klaus White https://theallstars.co.uk/musicians/klaus-white/
Gareth Neale Gareth Neale | Guildford (opencomedy.com)
Doug Segal Doug Segal – “Britain’s Best Comedy Mind Reader” The Skinny
MC: Kevin O’Connell https://www.mirthcontrolcomedy.com/kevinoconnell
This will be a seated, traditional show as social restrictions are due to be lifted on the 19th July. If there are any measures the Government says we need to follow still may mean we have to restrict numbers.
If we need to change or cancel the event we will be in touch to let you know and give you the option of a full refund or entry to a rescheduled/future show.
Heat 3 of the Over 18s Cambridge Band Competition 2020/2021 As we pick up where we left off after Covid rudely interrupted us…..
Today four great acts compete for a place in the final:
20.00 Hungry
20.35 Slava B.
21.10 Planet Fatale
21.45 Bleed Easy
22.20 Judges Results
Tickets £5 in Advance, £6 on the Door
R*E*P*E*A*T Presents
Lemondaze
The 8 legged love child of shoegaze and post-punk, Lemondaze have been wooing venues across East Anglia with their MBV / Slowdive lemon flavoured dream pop grooves. AS heard on You Flexi Thing Vol 5
https://www.facebook.com/lemondazeband
The Verdicts
Hailing from Essex, England, The Verdicts are a group of teenagers who write songs about living in a Post Millennial generation. Their first single You Believe took aim at PM Boris Johnson, with their second single Liverpool Street being an ode to London culture. Their new EP Quaker’s Alley has songs that deal with everything from Essex culture, to heartbreak and dingy alleyways.
As heard on You Flexi Thing Vol 8
https://www.instagram.com/theverdictsband/
The Monoliths
Psychedelic punk-prog 4-piece band from Cambridge
As heard on You Flexi Thing Vol 8
https://www.instagram.com/themonoliths/
Pockets for Girls
Original mix of dream pop, shoegaze and post punk from another young band with huge aspirations
https://www.instagram.com/pocketsforgirlsuk
Heat 4 of the Over 18s Cambridge Band Competition 2020/2021 As we pick up where we left off after Covid rudely interrupted us…..
Today four great acts compete for a place in the final:
20.00 Chris Andrews
20.35 Curtis Cronin
21.10 Karmen Idol
21.45 Recks
22.20 Judges Resullts
Tickets £5 in Advance, £6 on the Door
The return of R*E*P*E*A*T’s (in)famous Young Performers Gigs which have helped launched many a mini mega star into the stratosphere.
Acts confirmed so far:
Sam L
Queen Dogs
Alfie of Ellipsis
Blue Feel (feat Noah Evans)
We want to keep this event safe so numbers will be limited – if you want to play please get in touch rosey@repeatfanzine.co.uk. We will be adhering to whatever social distancing guidelines are in place at the time to ensure the event is safe.
Free entry – donations towards costs / Love Music Hate Racism appreciated.
Our regular night of comedy.
Acts TBA
Heat 5 of the Over 18s Cambridge Band Competition 2020/2021 As we pick up where we left off after Covid rudely interrupted us…..
Today four great acts compete for a place in the final.
20.00 The Rambling Club
20.35 Jenem
21.10 Sara Ashley
21.45 Coves
22.20 Judges Resullts
Tickets £5 in Advance, £6 on the Door
Note: change of lineup as Myles Knight is no longer able to play.
Jess Silk
Guitarist, singer and songwriter from the Black Country. Her shouty but melodic brand of folk/punk music often has her being likened to a female Frank Turner or Billy Bragg, and it gets people sitting up and listening. Armed only with an increasingly sticker-covered acoustic guitar and a distinctive, gravelly voice that many don`t expect.
Brad Dear
A raw and rowdy modern folk sound of foot stomping anthems and sing along choruses
William Harper
A singer/songwriter in the alternative folk scene. He has been active on the UK festival circuit since 2005 playing with ‘festival favourites’ Hobo Jones & The Junkyard Dogs at major festivals This is a chance to witness a totally different side to him as he goes solo and sings his own songs about various subjects from love to politics and a few well chosen, reworked covers
Jake Martin
Jake’s sound is a distinctively energetic and engaging blend of brash acoustic punk, and melodic indie folk. He intelligently blends tales of life, love, and the road, with dark satire, politics, and his own cheeky brand of cider fuelled humour
Warren Ireland
One man, a guitar and a loop pedal. Warren Ireland is a modern day troubadour with an arsenal of songs for all kinds of tastes. His originals touch on some of the closest subjects to our hearts, including personal battles, love and unity. An absolute power house of an up and comer.
Heat 6 of the Over 18s Cambridge Band Competition 2020/2021 As we pick up where we left off after Covid rudely interrupted us…..
Final Five great acts compete for a place in the final:
19.25 Rafa Triskell
20.00 Three Years Younger
20.35 Jose’s Son
21.10 Strawberry Lace
21.45 For the Hornets
22.30 Judges Resullts
Tickets £5 in Advance, £6 on the Door
Paradox Twin
Fronted by main songwriter Danny Sorrell, ‘The Paradox Twin’ are a progressive rock quartet who released their debut album, The Importance of Mr Bedlam, in 2018 and is influenced and inspired by conspiracy theories and the idea that humans on Earth are being controlled by extra-terrestrial beings…
Further acclaim for the band has been received in recent months as they have previously been nominated in the Limelight Category at the Prog Awards.
KYROS
Not afraid of taking songwriting and musical experimentation to a whole new level by pushing the boundaries. Creating fresh, new and exciting music .2020 was a great year for the band signing to White Star Records, releasing the critically acclaimed album ‘Celexa Dreams’ and the ‘Four of Fear’ EP. Finding new ways to perform to their fans during a global pandemic with the creation of the Isolation Sessions live gigs, these were released as a live album on the 26th March 2021 entitled ‘Celexa Streams’.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFUB1mWvmoQ&authuser=0
Serious Child is songwriter and roots musician Alan Young from West Sussex. He draws from a wide range of acoustic musical influences from folk to pop to bossanova to explore the world around us with a poet’s ear for emotion and a comedian’s eye for everyday detail.
“brimming with vigour and style” ⭑⭑⭑⭑ RnR
“the year’s first home-grown album of depth, vision and commitment” ⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑ Spiral Earth
“taking acoustic rock to new levels” ⭑⭑⭑⭑ Maverick
“a jamboree of versatility and melody” Featured Album of the Month, Folk Radio UK
www.seriouschild.com
Andy Ruddy is a 31-year old singer songwriter from Bradford, currently working for the charity Give A Song performing to vulnerable people in lockdown. In 2015 he released his debut album ‘Everything Is In Order’ with the help of ex-Shed Seven musician Fraser Smith. It was a surprise hit, peaking at No.6 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter chart. The following year he was nominated for ‘Best Unsigned Male’ at the Best of British Unsigned Music Awards and by 2018 had released his second album ‘Vital Signs’ which charted at No.12. His more recent music has featured on the series finale of BBC1’s The Syndicate and been played at Bradford City, his beloved home team.
www.andyruddymusic.com
Kirsty McGee
Somewhere between Jazz, Folk, Gospel and Americana there’s an area of music that doesn’t have a name. With a cartographer’s attention to detail, Kirsty McGee – a wandering maverick and spellbinding live performer with a voice that has been described as having the texture of smoke and velvet – has spent the past fifteen years and seven albums mapping this place, tracking the common origins of song.
Tickets – £8.70 advance or £10.70 (inc donation to The Darby Rimmer MND Foundation)
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