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A platform for quality, signed and unsigned bands to showcase their talents. Come and have a drink in Star Bar and enjoy some exciting new acts
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The Rrrs stand for madcap guitar pop laced with sarcasm, paranoia and sex |
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Quirky rock with spikes of punk-fuelled pop, wicked punky riffs, songs that grab you by the throat and star presence that punches out |
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A much talked about band from South Wales with an alternative indie sound fronted by powerful female vocals |
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The infectious up-beat tempo throws you into the deep end: a breath of fresh air |
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The Bad Apples
We play music, thats what we do is about as far as a pigeon hole goes for these music monkeys. |
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Stoner
Sexy, sultry and incredibly soulful, Stoner know the secrets of aural seduction and deploy them well. Play that funky music, baby! |
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Rock Pirates
Definitely a force to be wreckoned with. Influenced by AC/DC, Led Zeppelin and Thin Lizzy they are set to get the crowd goin' whatever the situation. |
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Vile Bodies
A loud, heavy, folk, blues, English rock band. Strength in the groove and songs about folk. |
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Tokyo Dawns
Tokyo Dawns have been playing for eighteen months now and have played festivals and done live television. Their sound has been described as U2 meet Joy Division. |
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Rock/drum & bass 5 piece from South Wales. The band gig regularly and have shared the stage with the likes of Skindred and the Kennedy Soundtrack. |
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Dyframix
Dyframix are centered on the rhythms of the aboriginal instrument: the didgeridoo. Awesome dance beats! |
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An inspirational selection of powerful & melodic rock songs, as well as emotive
acoustic ballads, with lyrics from the inner self
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"Absolutely sensational band!" Kerrang! Radio
"Refreshing & essential" The Fly
"Arguably the most exciting band in Britain right now" NME
"wow...what a song, what a band" XFM
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The Joules
Possibly the hottest thing to come out of the local scene, ever, and after a near brush with death they are more committed to rocking out than Granny Clampet. |
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“Incendiary!” – KERRANG Radio
“Purveyors of sleazy guitar cool of the highest quality” - Abandon |
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Irish with a kick... the biggest thing to hit the Midlands since the Tornado!" |
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The management reserve the right to change the advertised performances
in the event of illness or any cause beyond the control of the
management. Please check with the venue to avoid disappointmen
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