Wahey.

Big ta to all that joined us for our birthday celebrations yesterday, we had a right laugh. Los Mendozas were awesome, as were Beat the Red Light. I still hurt from laughing so much and I keep finding bloody Doritos EVERYWHERE (Long story, don't worry) so all in all, great success.

Tonight, we have an evening of pop punk in the form of Think Big! & Fine Young Firecrackers. You can catch Think Big! @ Banquet Records doing an acoustic instore session at some point this afternoon too, I believe. I'd definitely advise hitting up both as both will be rad.



Just a totally unrelated note that I keep meaning to post about but always forget:
Promoters, bands and customers please remember that we are an 18+ venue. That means that NOBODY under the age of 18 is allowed anywhere on the premises at all* and that even if you are over 18, you are required to carry ID. And to clarify, ID means A VALID DRIVERS LICENSE/ PROVISIONAL LICENSE OR AN IN DATE PASSPORT, not your bus pass, Uni pass or a note from your mum (you'd be surprised... trust me).
It doesn't matter if your cousin's 14 year old son has come from the other side of London to see your band, or if you're 24 but look 12 and don't have any ID on you, you will not be allowed in/ to play.

This isn't us being difficult, we are 18+ because we have to be and in order to stay open and keep putting shows on for you, we really do need you to respect that. And, if you think about it, it saves you a lot of time and embarrassment in the long run. We don't like having to tell bands that they can't play because they are underage, or seeing promoters have to refund people's tickets because they said it was a 16+ show when it wasn't. Think about it kids, you're only ruining it for yourselves! Any questions or issues regarding this can be sent to jimbo66@blueyonder.co.uk

*Banquet Records matinee shows are the only exception to this rule and you have no idea how much time, work and effort goes in to making them happen safely and legally so don't take the piss.   


Enjoy the sunshine, boys and girls!