Saturday 13th
July
Slyde Alive (Slade Tribute)
£7adv £8door
One day a large tattoo'd northern man called Nidge
surveyed his domain. Something was missing. Something loud. Bawdy. Fun.
Something that would warm even the coldest blood.
"This world needs Noddy to get back on stage with Slade" thought our hero. At this moment, Andy, an equally large guitarist reminded our hero he was supposed to be singing AC/DC songs as it was the middle of a gig.
Soon after, Andy pointed out that not only did he share the same initials as said vocal legend he actually sang like the bloke.
Slyde Alive was born.
"This world needs Noddy to get back on stage with Slade" thought our hero. At this moment, Andy, an equally large guitarist reminded our hero he was supposed to be singing AC/DC songs as it was the middle of a gig.
Soon after, Andy pointed out that not only did he share the same initials as said vocal legend he actually sang like the bloke.
Slyde Alive was born.
Sunday 14th
July
Leeroy Stagger
£7adv £8door
plus
Dennis Elsworth
There is a space floating between pop and punk,
between folk and kickass, a sweet spot that Leeroy Stagger inhabits with
buoyancy, acerbic wit and ridiculously catchy melodic hooks. Stagger’s music
combines tender honesty of the songwriter with a ballsy punk-rock swagger and
the prolific Canadian roots rocker is soon to release his 8th studio album “Truth
Be Sold” produced by Grammy Award winner Steve Berlin of Los Lobos.
He has garnered an international fan base after
relentless touring both home and abroad. It is simply a matter of time before Stagger joins
the likes of Ryan Adams, John Hiatt and Steve Earle as an ambassador for North
American Roots Rock n Roll.
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