The Bronsons, Big Tooth, OnOff, Kape Kanaveral

The Bronsons – Pub rock and rhythm n booze revivalists in a Brinsley Scwartz via Ducks Deluxe sense, plus a bit of acidic Dr Feelgood punky boogie woogie oh yes. The Count Bishops and The Inmates are also reference points via a little counter cultural trippy blues. A great night out in themselves.

Big Tooth - Slick soul pop with a right old singing singer with a quavery proper soul voice but they’re a proper band- a bit Doobie Bros- or Steely Dan for UK 2017…Some reggae and funk touches plus cheeky earworm guitar solos.

OnOff - ’tis Poly Perez and he’s a bit of a big deal in his native Argentina - plays the Stick as popularized – kinda - by Tony Levin - so the dude plays a bass/guitar hybrid thing then loops it up as he goes playing sort of Crimson instrumentals with a rock solid drummer, lotsa wobbly bass and fuzz guitar ..sort of art rock Pat Metheney.

Kape Kanveral - Infectiously catchy indie equally informed by proto-punk, early Talking heads etc and UK post punk early X.T.C maybe. Neat.

£6 on the door or £5 advance.