A real DONT MISS show tonight! WE are graced with not one, but two, top touring bands from New York City. Then our home grown boys to finish of the evening in style - get there early, its gonna be an amazing atmosphere!

£8 door

Holloway Star

This five piece combo will take you on a journey of groove - funk, disco, layers of soul and some blue notes thrown in for good measure. Members include Guru George formerly of the 90s popsters Kissing the Pink who had two top 40 hits and appearances on Top of the Pops. Shane Nolan, the front man who brings urban grit mixed with soulful melodies, is known for his noughties hit 'Feelalive' on Defected records. Other members include the guitarist who was part of the trip hop duo Cambio who reached number one in the HMV alternative dance charts. Expect a collective vibe of 70s underground disco meets 50s blues club night.

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Killdeer (New York)

All female guitar-driven rock and roll

Keri Buster - guitar and vocals (aka KBilly)

Jacqueline Champe - bass and vocals (aka Jaykwellin)

Robin Marsico - drums (aka Rockin Robin)

Jennifer Robinson - guitar and vocals (aka JRo)

KILLDEER - it’s a noun, not a verb!

Our namesake is the Killdeer bird - loud drama queens who are born ready to rock! https://www.audubon.org/field-guide/bird/killdeer

Fat Fast Bobby is a New York City-based band playing original songs - and some covers - that range between classic rock, punk, blues, country, Americana and some stuff that they don't quite know what it is. The line-up comprises Bobbie (Angie) LeMar on lead vocals, Bobby (Rich) Stubits on drums, Bobby (Wiggy) Wigmore on bass and Bobby(James) O'Brien on guitar and occasional vocals. Their debut album, "If You Want to Hate Me" has just been released and will soon be available on all the usual channels, or you can just go to fatfastbobby.com

Wolf Club Lunar Society hail from the deepest south of the river Thames.

Taking inspiration from the city's sleazy core, they set exacting vivid imagery against techno-coloured monochrome riffs.
Cutting their teeth in the darkest back-alley clubs the capital has to offer, their live show is a pure encapsulation of punk rock spirit, sneering at self-restraint, tipping its hat to a time when music was more than aural-beige and your favourite band was a badge of honour.