Made up of Alex Hill, Isaac Jones, James Rushforth and Nick Berthoud, alongside visual artist Jason Baker. SCALER have been hailed as “Bristol’s next national breakthrough” by critics (The Guardian) and “legends in the making” by fans (per the always-honest YouTube comment section).
Founded in Falmouth, Cornwall by songwriter and producer Benjamin Woods, The Golden Dregs released two albums in quick succession—Lafayette (2018) and Hope Is For The Hopeless (2019)—before signing to 4AD for 2023’s On Grace & Dignity.
With a love of storytelling delivered in a lulling baritone often compared to Leonard Cohen and Bill Callahan, Woods’ music blends sardonic wit with existential unease. As The Line of Best Fit put it, The Golden Dregs sound like “a soundtrack to happy hour in some smoke-ridden edge-of-town bar.”
Featuring the Sensational 16-Piece Big Band & Georgina Jackson!
We are excited to announce the fabulous trumpeter and vocalist Georgina Jackson will be joining us at Jazz in the Spa for a one-off and truly special evening of big band entertainment
Like protest songs? Neither does Grace Petrie – and she’s been singing them for 15 politically disastrous years. No longer able to meet the deadened eyes or desperate hopes of left-wing audiences, she reckons there’s no better time for a feel-good show! Depressed by fascism, misogyny and eco-destruction? Sounds like YOUR climate needs a change!
Kerrang'd return to Leeds by popular demand after lifting the roof off Irish Centre. If you missed it, make sure you get tickets before it sells out!
The UK's definitive live tribute to the Kerrang! era are ready to bring their must see live experience to Eiger Studios! From pop-punk bangers to heavy singalong classics, alternative emo anthems and nu-metal moshpit monsters.
DJ Mutant Movement provides the tunes to get you warned up and continuing after the live show ends, you can stay dancing or drinking until 1am.
Voted the Best Oasis tribute, Oasish return to Leeds Irish Centre for a 5th year running, its a Double Bill to beat them all with Made Of Stone Roses!
"And then there’s this guy named Bob Log, you ever heard of him? He’s this little kid — nobody ever knows how old he is — wears a motorcycle helmet and he has a microphone inside of it and he puts the glass over the front so you can’t see his face, and plays slide guitar. It’s just the loudest strangest stuff you’ve ever heard. You don’t understand one word he’s saying. I like people who glue macaroni on to a piece of cardboard and paint it gold. That’s what I aspire to basically” - Tom Waits
An indie disco that doesn't just cover one era but everything that fits the genre from 1975 to 2025, this is the Ultimate Indie All Dayer! 3pm - 9pm.
Facilities: All Indoor. Seating Available (lots of individual booths with tables around the venue for everyone needing to sit down to enjoy the music)
If you've ever been to a Mutant Movement disco, you know you're in for an afternoon of quality tunes & vibes, in this case it will be anything from Modern Lovers to Fontaines D.C with everything in between filling the floor.
With a career spanning over 30 years and over 30 albums, with over a half a million record sales and thousands of live shows, Martyn Joseph continues to thrill audiences with his world-class songwriting and impassioned performances. The bold, emotional content of his songs, mixed with some admirable politics and ethics (as a man and as an artist) has won him many fans, friends and supporters.
Acclaimed American folk/pop singer/songwriter Juliet Lloyd, in concert at Hyde Park Book Club.
On her new album, Carnival, Americana/soul singer-songwriter Juliet Lloyd (www.julietlloyd.com) showcases her signature “evocative storytelling and raw honesty” and “powerfully emotive performance from start to finish,” honed over more than two decades.