This week we have been listening to, amongst others…
South of Salem
Archie Raye & The Flutterbies
The Lonely Surf
Pylon Poets
Nick Capaldi
These Wicked Rivers
October Drift
Regional One
Ben Francis
Carsick
Chimphouse
Bamboo Vipers
The Two Man Travelling Medicine Show
The Surge
The Now
Spector
Bitter Self Exploitment
Today...
• 80's Weekender (Shorefield Country Park)
• Harry Skinner (Rising Sun (Wimborne))
• Lost Romantic (Suburbia)
• Mama Feelgood (Three Compasses)
• Old Grey Guitarist Band (Cricketers Arms (Wimborne))
• Space (Engine Rooms)
• Robert Jon & The Wreck (1865)
• Neil & Sally (Dry Dock Pub)
• Night to Remember – Motown Show (Weymouth Pavillion)
• Mad Dog Mcrea (West End Centre)
• Holy Youth Movement (Heartbreakers Bar)
• Turin Brakes (The Haymarket)
• Andras Droppa (Joiners)
• The Bon Jovi Experience (Bon Jovi Tribute) (Regent Centre)
• The Bowie Experience featuring Laurence Knight (David Bowie Tribute) (Hanger Farm Arts Centre)
• Cloudbursting (Tribute To Kate Bush) (The Barn (Ringwood))
• Dub Pistols (Wedgewood Rooms)
• Rick Wakeman (New Theatre Royal)
• Bon Giovi (Bon Jovi Tribute ) (The Brook)
• South Street (Syd's Slaps)
• King Kraken (Anvil Rock Bar (Bournemouth))
• Connor Selby (The Arc)
• Supalung (Railway Inn (Winchester))
• Dirty Brass Hooks (Steamtownbrewco)
• Simon Lane (Angel (Poole))
• Chris Edward (Boathouse)
• Kirsty McGee (Square and Compass)
• The Decatonics (Fonc Lounge)
• Groove Rush (Triangle Taprooms (Formerly Poole Hill Brewery))
• Carbon Copy (Mother Shipton)
• The Pick Ups (Talbot Rise Club)
• The Seventynine (Parkstone Trades & Labour Club)
• That Britpop Band (Poole Centenary Hall and Club)
• Dirty Pop Party Band (Harvest Home)
• The Green Day Experience (Tribute) (Hamworthy Club)
• New Age (Bishopstoke Social Club)
• Craft E (Lord Nelson (Poole))
• Cloud 9 (Parkstone Club)
• Curveball (The Pour House)
• Ironhide (Nags Head)
• Davey Jones Locker (Brewery Bar)
• Runaway (Walisdown Conservative Club)
• The Defectors (Athelstan Arms)
• Misdirected (Saints Pub)
• Electronique (The Gloucester)
• China Lake (Bittern Pub)
• Total Madness (Madness Tribute Duo) (Royal British Legion (Lymington))
• Red Bandit (Wellington Arms)
• Skamageddon (Walker Arms)
• Rock Waves (Avon Road Social Club)
• Jordan Watts (Tap & Grape)
• The Wiseguys (Kinson Conservative Club)
• The Duvets (Oakdale Conservative Club)
• Big Nite Out (Thomas Tripp (Christchurch))
• Route 66 (Grove Tavern)
• The Devil's Dammed String Band (Boldre Club)
• Set Ready (Bermuda Triangle)
• Union # 2 (The Heroes)
• MI3 (Elephant & Castle (West Moors))
• The Picton Readers Club (Platform Tavern)
• Jolly Boys Outing (Rock Hotel)
• Always After Eight (O'Neills (Southsea))
• Minor Fret (Belvedere Inn)
• 4 Go Mad in Dorset (Central Bar)
• The 45's (O'Neills (Southampton))
• Nicki Cattel (Black Dog (Weymouth))
• Hardy & The Monuments (Wyke Regis Working Mens Club)
• Groovit (1812 Lounge (The Royal Exeter Hotel))
• 20th Century Boys (Cockleshell Pub)
• Funk54 (Brass Haus)
• Alex Roberts (Chaplin's Cellar Bar)
• All on Trial (Paddocks Bar)
• Fern Barnes (The Townhouse)
• The Curst Sons (Ropemakers)
• Snake Heart (O'Neills (Southampton))
• Spike & the PieMan (Admiral Drake)
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Mr Kyps, Poole First impressions. Often very vital, sometimes easily dismissed without a second thought- Let me explain.
“What if the cure for cancer is trapped inside the head of someone who can’t afford an education?” Think about that for a bit…
NOW. To grab peoples attention, most companies or businesses have a catchy slogan, to draw in people and keep them interested. With bands, it’s not so easy, they need to have a good name, one that doesn’t seem cliche and that also sounds provocative. Something that gets the people going.
Lady Winwood’s Maggot, any fan of local music in the Dorset area will know, these death western folk punk tour de force have cemented themselves a solid live act to go see, their spectacular energy, gutsy no bullshit attitudes and tight musicianshipand appeals to everyone.
“You can’t kill The Metal, The Metal will live on” – Jack Black – Tenacious D …and it’s true, heavy metal, for all of its ridiculous sub-genres (Post grunge hardcore deathpunkcore, I mean really?) has survived in some form of another, and I’m always gunna have a little bit of time for the heavier side […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Silverlith. How about it then? Well, four guys from Bournemouth, playing their own special brand of hard rock, have recently released a new five track EP entitled Enslaving Public. They’ve played venues such as Joiners, Private Parties all around the South, and even the 02 Academy in London, and I’m the one to be giving […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
So, onto Sansara then. Well for a start, who are they? My answer, a very recently formed (We’re talking October last year) hard rock band from around Bournemouth, who have just finished their EP, “Torn Between Lives”. This three track affair is claiming to be “A barrage of big hitting songs that resonate through the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Bear with me for this… So I personally like to think that I’m a fairly peaceful guy, not a fan of confrontation, and would just sort of sit down and cry if I got in a fight. However, it’s a less than perfect world we live in, and I’m sure the day where I get […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
O2 Academy, Bournemouth Featuring: Kings Mews, Saturday Sun, Sirpico, Empire Affair, Constellation , Butcher Blues Foundation and Lady Winwood’s Maggot Bandalism is an event thought up and arranged by local promoters “Whitehall Events” to showcase local bands,giving them a chance to perform on a large stage in front of larger audiences than they are normally […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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