Feb
15
Sat
Green Mind & Kasule Promotions presents KINGMAKER
Feb 15 @ 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Green Mind & Kasule Promotions presents KINGMAKER

Singles & B-Sides Tour

So you know 10 Years Asleep, Really Scrape the Sky, Lucy’s Down and Eat Yourself Whole right? Maybe Armchair Anarchist and Two Headed Yellow Bellied Hole Digger?

But how about Celebrated Working Man? And what about those B-sides?

Over five years in the early 90s Hull’s finest indie rockers produced almost 30 tracks that never made it on to albums; the likes of Everything’s Changed Since You’ve Been To London, Kissing Under Anaesthetic, I’m In Love and Another Bad Dose of Home Truths.

For the first time ever the band will play a set including all their A- sides and a selection of their favourite back up tracks.

Approximate times:
19:00 doors open
19:30 support
20:15 Kingmaker

Feb
19
Wed
Green Mind presents ALBERTA CROSS
Feb 19 @ 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm

Alberta Cross were formed by Swedish-born lead singer and guitarist Petter Ericson Stakee, and his London pal Terry Wolfers in the mid-00s. in the mid-00s. Their anthemic Americana-tinged songs possess a vulnerability and earthiness, and it soon showed in how hugely their debut record ‘The Thief & The Heartbreaker’ began to connect with audiences.

2024 will see a reworked re-release of this album which will feature of wealth of musical collobarations such as Katie Melua, Jack Savoretti and Band of Skulls

This tour will be celebrating the album and the man that helped bring it to life, Petter Ericson Stakee

Feb
20
Thu
Green Mind presents LUKE SITAL-SINGH
Feb 20 @ 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Green Mind presents LUKE SITAL-SINGH

DOORS: 7:00PM

SUPPORT: 8:00PM

HEADLINE: 9:00PM

 

“Fool’s Spring is a short period of time at the end of winter when the temperature warms temporarily making one believe spring is here only for the winter weather to return again.

The poetry of thinking a dark time is over only for it to return is something that resonates with the theme of the new album.
This album is my most impressionistic and non narrative of all my albums to date. As a songwriter I have moved away from writing songs about very specific things and now enjoy writing whatever comes to mind and letting it flow subconsciously. Therefore it’s not easy to describe what all the songs are about in a clear way.

With that said Fool’s Spring was written over a few very dark years in my life as my wife and I struggled with infertility, which culminated in a move back to the UK from LA (somewhere we loved very much) and has ended positively with a successful cycle of IVF and our first baby due in the summer.

There are some songs that speak more specifically to the struggles and emotions during that time and in more general the mood of the album is a direct response to that pain. To me this is the ‘happiest’ sounding record I have ever made. There is an upbeat mood that permeates the whole thing, despite the few sadder songs.

I think I chose to go this way because I was in such a dark place I had no interest in writing sad somber music. I wanted an escape from feeling down and was drawn to more groovy drum beats and bass parts that were the catalyst for a lot of the songs.” – Luke Sital-Singh

Price includes a 50p venue levy

Feb
21
Fri
Green Mind & Cambridge Alternative Society presents Fishbowl + Bearhug + Den + OUCH!
Feb 21 @ 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Green Mind & Cambridge Alternative Society presents Fishbowl + Bearhug + Den + OUCH!

Cardiff based band who play songs that make you want to dance and cry. Kristie Freya’s strong and beautiful vocals. James Addison’s catchy guitar riffs and indie pop writing. Charlie Mullen’s haunting lyrics and Elliot Smith inspired writing. Nick Frankel’s talented drumming and subtle backing vocals. Lucas Smyth’s driving bass. All of this makes up Fishbowl’s distinctive but familiar sound.

Feb
22
Sat
Green Mind 24th Birthday: ADWAITH +The U Club
Feb 22 @ 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Green Mind 24th Birthday: ADWAITH +The U Club

Hailing from the Welsh town of Carmarthen, Adwaith grew up surrounded by a rich tradition of Welsh-language indie-rock, and a tight-knit scene of experimental, artistically-minded bands that frequented their beloved local venue The Parrot. Inspired by the lineage of boldly experimental bands that emerged out of Wales in the ‘80s – Datblygu, TraddodiadOfnus and Fflaps to name three groups spearheading new wave Welsh rock music at the time – Adwaith knew that they wanted to be similarly uncompromising in their own vision. When Hollie Singer, Gwenllian Anthony and Heledd Owen first went about founding their own band in 2015, they were also equally influenced by newer acts they’d seen playing at local indie venues and Welsh-Language music festivals, where they bore witness to another new wave of musicians wielding Welsh as an exciting musical instrument.

Now, the dynamic Welsh trio Adwaith proudly announce the release of their highly anticipated third album, Solas. Meaning “light of being” or “enlightenment” in Celtic, Solas marks a significant milestone in the band’s journey. Recorded across diverse locations—including the Outer Hebrides in Scotland, Lisbon in Portugal, and multiple studios in Wales—Solas reflects Adwaith’s growth and evolution as artists. Overflowing with romance and magic, this 23-track double album completes a coming-of-age trilogy chronicling their transformation from teenagers into empowered women, exploring themes of self-discovery, escape, and resilience.

Feb
27
Thu
SOLD OUT Green Mind presents CHUCK PROPHET + Our Man in the Field
Feb 27 @ 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
SOLD OUT Green Mind presents CHUCK PROPHET + Our Man in the Field

For twelve long days, Chuck Prophet waited. A stage four lymphoma diagnosis had knocked the wind out of him, dragged him off the road and into surgery, and now here he was, a perpetual motion machine forced to sit still, confronting his mortality for the first time as he wondered if he’d live long enough to see the end of the year, let alone get back on tour.

“I was going through a tunnel,” he recalls. “It was dark. But I had music: music to play, music to listen to, music to get me out of my head. Music was my saviour.”

That much is plain to hear on “Wake The Dead”, Prophet’s extraordinary – and unlikely – new album. Recorded with Qiensave, a band of brothers from the Central Coast farming community of Salinas, California, the collection dives headfirst into the world of Cumbia music, which consumed and comforted Prophet during his illness and subsequent recovery. The songs are intoxicatingly rhythmic, with arrangements that blur the lines between tradition and innovation, between past and present, between cultures and countries. There are flashes of rock and roll, punk, surf, and soul, all filtered through the streets of San Francisco and wrapped up in the rich legacy of a genre that traces its roots back hundreds of years and thousands of miles.

Mar
18
Tue
Green Mind presents GETDOWN SERVICES
Mar 18 @ 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Green Mind presents GETDOWN SERVICES

With their eclectic, danceable grooves and astute, hilarious put-downs of modern Britain, Getdown Services are steadily carving out a name for themselves. The new EP ‘Crumbs’ sees the duo weave slacker-rock, funk, indie and dance into an engrossingly entertaining sound brimming with infectious hooks and acerbic wit. Steadily building momentum over the past 18 months with balls-to-the-wall live performances, their highly lauded debut album ‘Crisps’, and prestigious shows with Pip Blom, Fat Dog, The Bug Club, Goldie Lookin’ Chain, Donny Benet, and Personal Trainer, the band ready themselves for their biggest ever headline tour this autumn. Off the back of extensive BBC 6Music support from the likes of Craig Charles, Huw Stephens, and Cerys Matthews, and armed with an arsenal of red-hot hits, Getdown Services look set to gobble the world up, one crumb at a time.

Apr
1
Tue
Provisional: HotWax
Apr 1 @ 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm
Apr
3
Thu
Green Mind presents GENGAHR
Apr 3 @ 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Green Mind presents GENGAHR

Gengahr’s critically acclaimed debut album turns 10 next year and to celebrate the band are hitting the road to play their breakthrough album in full.

They will be visiting a few of the very same venues that first welcomed the band back in 2015 as well as a selection of other small venues across the country, paying homage to these vital spaces where bands develop both their sound and audience.

Apr
8
Tue
Crushing Death & Grief present: WOLF EYES
Apr 8 @ 8:00 pm – 11:00 pm

Thrilled to bring psycho jazz titans and contemporary memelords Wolf Eyes back to Cambridge for the first time in nearly two decades.
Now a duo of John Olson and Nate Young, over nearly 30 years Wolf Eyes have laid waste to the American midwest and beyond with a dizzying range of punishing noise, alien soundscapes, warped blues, grindhouse ambient, power psyche, and new age skronk.

Over a crushingly vast discography of lathe cuts, CDrs, handmade tapes, and the occasional “regular” release, they’ve pushed instruments and listeners to the limit, frying circuits and minds in equal, incalculable numbers. Always ingenious, always inscrutable, always revelatory, Wolf Eyes are consistently essential but never predictable. True underground DIY heroes of our age!

Apr
22
Tue
Crushing Death & Grief present: BIG|BRAVE + MJ GUIDER
Apr 22 @ 8:00 pm – 11:00 pm

BIG|BRAVE’s music has been described as massive minimalism. Their fusillades of textural distortion and feedback emphasize their music’s frayed edges as much as its all-encompassing weight. The potency of the trio’s work is their singular artistry combining elements of traditional folk techniques and a modern deconstruction of guitar music. Gain, feedback, and amplitude are essential.

BIG|BRAVE achieve their colossal sound through minimalist approaches, a deft understanding of dynamics and an inventive employment of percussion and distortion. The trio reconceptualize what it is to be heavy or minimal, challenging perceptions with their illumination of painfully overlooked perspectives. BIG|BRAVE’s sound has blossomed, harnessing potent emotions with their unparalleled arrangements and intricate economies of space.

May
6
Tue
Green Mind presents VRAELL
May 6 @ 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Green Mind presents VRAELL

Vraell (real name Alessio Scozzaro) is a classically trained London-based musician who has been releasing music under the ‘Vraell’ moniker since early 2019, rapidly building up an online audience for his ethereal sounds. His songs such as “Between” have recently become viral sensations as well as being used by BBC Earth.

May
9
Fri
Ember Rev
May 9 @ 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm
May
14
Wed
Beats & Rhymes: FLIPTRIX + AJ Hargreaves + Tyler The Artist
May 14 @ 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Beats & Rhymes: FLIPTRIX + AJ Hargreaves + Tyler The Artist

As one of the most influential players in the UK scene as a solo artist, one-quarter of The Four Owls and founder & CEO of High Focus Records, Fliptrix continues to ascend.

From a basement studio in Camberwell to living off-grid in the Portuguese mountains, Fliptrix has always manifested his dreams in the music he makes. His many adventures across the world and standout collaborations with a long list of like-minded music makers such as DJ Premier and Greentea Peng are significant highlights, however, they were always part of the panorama; Fliptrix’s dedication and laser-guided focus key pillars of his ongoing legacy.

Having recognised music as an extremely powerful medium from an early age, Fliptrix seeks to spread positivity and light through his creations; with messaging and meaning taking centre stage at every turn. He writes songs to further himself as an individual, expanding his knowledge album-on-album, with the aim of making a difference to the lives of those who listen.

£1 from every ticket goes to Cam Skate, who run Cambridge’s volunteer run indoor skate park

May
16
Fri
Bin Weasel & The Flying Symbols + support
May 16 @ 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm
Bin Weasel & The Flying Symbols + support

Rock night