
Land of the Giants @ The Watering Hole, Perranporth
Land of the Giants @ The Watering Hole, Perranporth at Watering Hole, Perranporth
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LAND OF THE GIANTS From £11.00
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Land of the Giants @ The Watering Hole, Perranporth From £11.00
Includes booking fee
About the show
Due to popular demand; The Giants return to The Watering Hole!
...we just couldn't wait for Christmas this time around!
So gear up for a proper "Summer Send Off" with LAND OF THE GIANTS and special guests... TBA
Featuring - Land of the Giants

For over 15 years now; Land of the Giants have been packing out venues and festival tents with their raucous songs and contagious enthusiasm. A brass section that will make you grin from ear to ear + killer beats, heavy bass lines and Andy Quick's sensuous, soaring vocals; will make you wonder why you've never danced your socks off to The Giants before!
The last few years have seen The Giants unrepentantly tour the length and breadth of the UK, spreading their fresh and accessible sounds to venues and festivals alike. From their residency at Glastonbury, packed out stages at Boomtown and Beautiful Days to rocking epic venues from Ireland to India… they are a “must see”.
The Cornwall-based boys are currently working on eagerly anticipated record number 4. Recent singles 'Shine On’ and ‘Talking To Me’ are soon to be joined by ‘Quiet Life’ and ‘Junior’.
The six-piece collective scooped “Best Live Act” at the 2025 MidiTV Music Awards and have been tipped by many as “one of the best emerging live bands in the country”. So put your hands up, surrender, and get those dancing shoes on.
Badcore Horns

Badcore Horns are a trio of neon-coated tech brass nerds. They stack big chunky beats, earth shaking cybersax bass lines and blazing technotrumpet riffs behind a carpet of fx pedals to bring you the sound of Drum & Brass.
Badcore Horns have their roots firmly planted in both the street brass band and produced electronica worlds. Instrumentally they would (and do) stand with any of the household names in the brass scene, but their addition of blending that sound with technology and a love for the Dance/D&B genres give them an edge to be something a little different, think Rebirth meets The Prodigy.