Le Butcherettes | Mon 1 Apr | Soup Kitchen | £10
Garage punk band hailing from Mexico touring in support of latest release bi/MENTAL.
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Cherry Glazerr | Tue 2 Apr | Gorilla | £12.50
Californian rock group whose sound encompasses grunge and punk, and with Clementine Creevy’s vocals that sway between dreamy to urgent and unforgiving over cynical lyrics.
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PigsPigsPigsPigsPigsPigsPigs | Wed 3 Apr | Rebellion Rock Bar | £12
Shattering metal from the Newcastle quintet whose pulverising riffs have created sold out shows across the UK, and whose on-stage presence is said to result in trance-like states.
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Nilüfer Yanya | Thu 4 Apr | Yes | £11
London-based singer songwriter whose debut Miss Universe shows a shift from indie-soul to pop rock and fuzzy guitars, with disparate influences that include Joni Mitchell, instruction manuals, Black Mirror and Edgar Allen Poe.
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Cosmo Calling | Fri 5 Apr | Band on the Wall | £8
Homegrown indie rock group with heartfelt lyrics sung by Phoebe Taylor and Harry Preen, who have also created a solid fanbase through a heavy touring schedule.
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Dan Mangan | Sat 6 Apr | Yes | £14
Vancouver singer songwriter with folk-infused ballads who has toured extensively in his career, and released his fifth album ‘More or Less’ last year.
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Art School Girlfriend | Sun 7 Apr | Soup Kitchen | £8
Signed onto Wolf Tone, Polly Mackey’s project produces atmospheric and minimalist sounds that make use of electronic textures and Mackey’s dreamy vocals.
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- Words:
- Edwina Chan
- Published on:
- Sun 31 Mar 2019
