Upcoming events

The Mojo Slide 21:45 – 23:00

https://www.facebook.com/themojoslide

Dear Monday 20:30 – 21:30

https://m.facebook.com/dearmondayband/

Tom Colborn 19:30 – 20:15

https://www.facebook.com/tom.floyd.9674

The Pale White are a Newcastle based Alternative Rock band. Comprising of brothers Adam (lead vocals, guitar) and Jack Hope (drums) and long time friend Tom Booth (bass), the group first came together when Adam returned home from London to the North East armed with a handful of demos and a fierce determination to start a band. Things very quickly took shape when the band adopted the name, which – “alludes to the bright light people claim to see before they die”, aptly reflecting the dark streak that runs through the bands sound. With early support slots opening for Maximo Park and Band of Skulls in their hometown, sold out headline shows soon became a formality, with the band graduating from venue to bigger venue across the city and developing a solid word of mouth following.

Silence and Company EP release with support from SJ and the Flying Pigs.

Silence And Company are a Blues/Rock band based in Cambridge. They create new music with an old sound and a genuine love of what they do.

https://www.facebook.com/pg/silenceandco

TBC

Metal Massacre Records and One Eye Toad Records presents the Beneath The Embers 2019 Tour!

With special guests Spidervayne and Raze in support for a huge night of metal, this show is not to be missed!

Be sure to get along for Doors and support all the bands playing.

Stripped back, raw and showing just a hint of English blues, Johnny Lloyd‘s songs which have emerged thus far have something intangibly special about them.

Take EP title track, ‘Pilgrims’, which has shades of 80s songcraft in there, with the lyrics – “take me driving like you used to do” – almost nodding towards the influence of Springsteen.

Pulled Apart By Horses are less a gang and more one big f**ed-up dysfunctional family. The Leeds quartet are a tightly-knit rock band who make music that thrills and menaces, their songs armed with suckerpunch riffs and zinging choruses. They formed in 2008 out of the ashes of various bands in Leeds. Since then they have existed in their own chaotic ecosystem, embarking on relentless tours around the world and stopping only to make 2010’s punkily infectious self-titled debut and its snarling 2012 follow-up ‘Tough Love’ (produced by Gill Norton – Pixies/Foo Fighters etc.) . Everything they’ve done has been drenched in a sense of youthful recklessness, of all or nothing ardour. With third album ‘Blood’ they took things a step forward with wider musical and lyrical themes, embracing their love of psychedelic cinema and developing as a band whilst retaining the thrilling ‘Horses’ sound.

But life doesn’t come with a user manual. Amid the constant noise, clamour and confusion of the Information Age, sometimes – as with much of the technology which surrounds us human beings work best after simply being switched off, unplugged, reconnected and switched back on again or more accurately, the band felt a simple desire to fall in love all over again with the pure joy of making music.

Support from Baba Naga

Wrong Jovi are the UK’s newest and finest tribute to rock legends Bon Jovi. Described by tribute band expert (Channel 4’s The Convention Crasher) and TV celebrity Justin Lee-Collins as “the best Bon Jovi tribute band in the world”, Wrong Jovi features some of the UKs finest professional musicians. With a set list crammed full of sing-along anthems, live favourites and rarities, audiences are guaranteed the ultimate Bon Jovi experience.

With attention to detail in sound and performance, The Wrong Jovi show is second to none. The band have also appeared live on FUBAR Radios Justin Lee Collins show where the listening audience were wowed by the bands acoustic renditions of Livin’ On A Prayer, Wanted Dead or Alive and Always.

Genesis Visible Touch are the ultimate Collins-era Genesis show.

For their 2019 ‘Hits and Fan Favourites’ tour, GVT are following up on the incredible response from their previous shows. Hits from ‘Follow You Follow Me’ to ‘Invisible Touch’ combined with older fan favourites from the Genesis back catalogue make this a show for all fans across the board!

“Top drawer musical performances, exemplary vocals, leading production values…….. a live show not to be missed!”
(Dave Hutchins, Genesis’ engineer on The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway)

“The singer sounds more like Phil Collins than Phil Collins!”
(Ayrshire Post)

This gig has been rescheduled from 1st March. All tickets remain valid for this new date.

The man, the two hit wonder! John Otway & His Big Band are back in Cambridge to bring all the headbutts, bunsen burners and more.

All you need to know: One of the best live bands on the planet. That’s it.

“Once they started back in 1993, Melt-Banana have remained like an eye of a hurricane that’s 10 times crazier than the hurricane itself. One of the core bands to emerge from the same roiling soup that birthed art-damaged titans such as the Flying Luttenbachers and the Locust, the female-fronted Japanese group added a few twists to the genetic makeup of 90s noise rock. Japan’s own rich noise tradition was little more than a touchstone for Melt-Banana, and the group’s cryptic otherness elevated it above its peers.” Pitchfork

Bootleg Boss are a Cambridge based seven-piece band that perform the classic songs of Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band.

Formed in 2012 this accomplished and exciting live band feature Kev Jamieson as the vocal-singing, guitar-playing, harmonica blowing, band-leading, audience-engaging, dance-inducing, singalong-inspiring Boss.

If you were born to run down backstreets, across badlands and to go dancing in the dark in a brilliant disguise, Bootleg Boss is the band you need to see.

Bands TBC

Witch Tripper

Powderhead

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Oasis rock tribute night.