Shed Seven

Nineties Brit-Pop group Shed Seven who, fronted by the unmistakable vocals of Rick Witter, brought us hits such as Going For Gold, Chasing Rainbows and Getting Better.

Shed Seven formed in York in 1990, out of the ashes of Brockley Haven, they were one of the groups which contributed to the Britpop music scene of the 1990s, but they never received the degree of mainstream success achieved by the likes of Oasis and Blur. The band officially split up in 2003 but reformed in 2007 for a greatest hits tour, and have since continued to play shows around Britain periodically.

A four piece, fuzz-pop band from Newton-Le-Willows. It’s clear The K’s are going to keep growing, a cult sensation ready to blossom in the mainstream. Their irresistible, irrefutable spirit, is welcoming to anyone who wants to escape into a better, more hopeful world.

Fusing indie rock melody and attitude with dance rhythm, Reverend And The Makers is the brainchild of Sheffield musician Jon McClure, who recorded the original RATM demos with members of the Arctic Monkeys and Bromheads Jacket. The group uses a combination of indie rock, electro and funk to complete their signature sound.

Resident at the world famous Cavern Club The Mersey Beatles recreate the sights and sounds of the Beatles with a stunning accurate tribute show, the closest you can get to the excitement of seeing The Beatles in concert. The stage presence and sheer fun of the Fab Four is captured in every performance.