What's On?| Saturday 18th February - WYND |
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WYND is a mainly women band from Brighton. Most of the material played is original, written by band leader Wiccapedia. WYND formed three years ago and has played all over Sussex and Surrey. Due to some real interest in WYND from the industry, this winter the band plans to start recording our first album. WYND's ethos is about development and mutual support in growing as musicians, and creating a fun and entertaining performance. There is a very wide range of experience in the band. WYND comprises Wiccapedia: rythymn guitar, vocals, 5 string violin; Aldo Honary Woman: electric guitars, backing vocals; Joogum: bass; AnnBowlynn: violin, mandolin, hand percussion; Andy'The Gambler': drums, cajon, percussion. Our styles include folk, prog rock, heavy rock,latin,rock n roll, and other styles. Covers include songs by Joan Baez, Tom Petty, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Pat Benatar, Christy Moore and The Travelling Wilburys. Our songs are about love, death, art, resiliance, grief, cynicism, spirituality, vulnerability, strength, doubt, music, hope, terror, genocide, apocalypse, hilarity, remorse, blood, tenderness, conflict, addiction, feelings, survival, sex, magic, power and politics. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1150900300082/ https://twitter.com/#!/WyndMusic 8.00 - 11.30pm Entry £3 Members free
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A welcome return for Sussex's top rock and roll band.
The Catfish Kings feature blazing saxophones, howling guitars, boogie woogie piano and pounding rhythm section.
Chanelling Little Richard, Jerry Lee and Chuck Berry, the Kings are rock and roll royalty!
Don't miss 'em!
www.thecatfishkings.com
8.00 - 11.30pm Entry £4 Members...
Lively fiddle and guitar music from this popular local acoustic duo.
3.00 - 5.00pm Entry...
Authentic Irish music and songs by Straw Dogs, featuring the gravelly Dublin accents of Denys Macdermott, accompanied by Terry O'Brien on guitar and vocals, Ian (totty) Cockburn on bodhran, harmonica and guitar, Abigal Wilsher on violin and Dan Wheale on bass and vocals.
A sunday afternoon favourite gig with club regulars, playing their once yearly friday night gig.
If you love Irish music then you'll love the Straw Dogs!
8.00 - 11.30pm Entry £4 Members...
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Put on your dancing shoes!
8.00 - 11.30pm Entry £3 Members...
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www.shaunaparker.com
3.00 - 5.00pm Entry...
The Koans - powerful and expressive songs with shades of Paul Weller & Bruce Springsteen. Formed in 2007. The Koan Brothers play hard-edged rock music. Expect the odd cover, anything from The Psychedelic Furs to Tom Waits, but the Koans deliver Americana tinged epic originals songs played with passion and fire. They have shared the stage with major artisits and have played the Rory Gallagher Festival in Ireland.
Unquiet Things were formed from members of The Fold and The Dayglo Pirates (a Jethro...
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U2 Tribe are commited to capturing an authentic sound and performing with energy and passion in a similar way to the original band. U2 tribe will take you on a journey that is the history of U2's music, playing some of the cult classics like 'Electric Co' to the passion of songs like 'Sunday Bloody Sunday', to the stadium staples like 'Where the Streets have no name' and also newer material from the past few years like 'Beautiful Day' and 'Vertigo' plus many more.
www.u2tribe.com
8.00 -...
Mellow guitar/ violin duo playing gypsy jazz style with Susie's stunning improvisations around well known favourites.
'You will be transfixed by the sheer skill, accuracy and energy of this violinist's performance' 2010 Sussex Express.
3.00 - 5.00pm Entry...
The Doctors return to The Con Club for the first time after their packed debut last November. The band play Americana in a very broad sense originally playing covers by the likes of Grateful Dead, Phish and Cracker, their set is now dominated by the strong original songs of singer-songwriter Paul Stenner. Lyrically facinating and musically diverse, the band's styles range from Country Rock through West-Coast psychedelia to driving Rock - all well peppered with musical improvisation.
The...
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3.00 - 5.00pm Entry...
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We cover bands such as Robbie Williams, The Cure, Abba, Black Eyed Peas, Pulp, Blur, Blink 182,...
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Deeply Purple - Deep Purple Tribute Band return to the club for their yearly gig!
'Britain's Best Deep Purple Tribute' - Classic Rock Magazine
MACHINEHEAD ALBUM 40TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW
www.deeplypurple.co.uk
8.00 - 11.30pm Entry £5 Members...
