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WHAT'S ON
EVERY
MONDAY - 'LAST CHANCE BOUREE' A Fantastic Free For All Irish & Acoustic Experience - everyone welcome
EVERY
WEDNESDAY - QUIZ NIGHT Plus Excellent Free Vegan Food in the downstairs bar
EVERY
THURSDAY - Either 'Colours Run' or 'Rockin Rons Retro Night'
Fri 16th March Latitude presents ...The Redwings, The Casinos and This Is My Lawnmower
Check them out @
www.myspace.com/theredwingsuk
www.myspace.com/thecasinosuk
www.myspace.com/thisismylawnmower
Latitude comes courtesy of Paul Vella of my dad records. You’ll find not only the areas best unsigned and signed bands but also some of the best DJ’s. This night once again has reinforced Glossop as being one of the major music towns in the UK! If you take a look at the kind of price this night would cost in Manchester then you’ll soon realize that this here in Glossop is far too cheap!!!
 Sat 17th March - Hummingbird - £6 on the Door
Hummingbird are Edwina Hayes, Rosalie Deighton and Amy Wadge - three different voices, three different personalities but one hell of a outfit. They met on the festival circuit in the UK over the last five years and decided in late 2005 that there was safety in numbers, and so formed a band. This is not a collection of doe eyed teenagers, whose mother sent them to a stage school and are now looking to marry a footballer. These are three professional musicians, who make a living, almost, from music as well as doing a multitude of other jobs (dog walking, working in a crouton factory, barmaid etc etc).. Anything that needs to be done, to get a collection of battered Japanese cars to the next gig.
They have amassed 9 record deals, 11 lawyers and 14 managers between them. They could write the Beginners guide to the music biz if someone thought it would sell and if they could find a manager, lawyer, publisher and agent. They teamed up with the Mighty Vibration production team in January 2006, and made their debut album They Dont Make Mirrors Like They Used To. Somewhere between Kirsty Macoll and a female Crosby Stills and Nash. This is a collection of 11 songs that really do show that a combined thirty years on the road, means practise makes perfect and believing Richard Thompson to be a sex symbol is no shame.
www.myspace.com/hummingbirdmusic
Sun 18th March - Ess Jay Em
Free Admission - Downstairs
An easy evening of easy listening jazz.
Thurs 22nd March - Hot Jazz Ensenmble
Free Admission - Downstairs
Playing the music of luminaries such as the late, great Louis Armstrong.
Fri 23rd March - Private Party
 Sat 24th March - GeEkgiRL + Smiling Ivy - Free Admission
GeEkgiRL are a self-signed band working with their own producer and live engineer in Manchester, England. To date GeEkgiRL have played alongside the likes of Charlotte Church, Ari-Up of The Slits, Nizlopi and even David McAlmont. See www.thegeekgirl.co.uk
Smiling Ivy are High Peak based and enjoy nothing more than kicking back and making their own blend of Pikey/Rock/Funk-Ska/Reggae!
Sun 25th March - Mode 3
Free Admission - Downstairs
Formerly SK3, an easy evening of easy listening jazz
 Thurs 29th March - The Purple Gang
Free Admission - Downstairs
The world's one and only psychedelic jug band? The Purple Gang are one of Britain's more interesting Summer of Love era Antique curios - well collectable, well worth saving and worth watching. The Purple Gang were originally a songwriting jug band absorbed into the Flower Power, psychedelic, London Underground scene circa 1967. Signed to Transatlantic Records and managed / produced by (the now legendary) Joe Boyd, Purple Gang became known for their seismic stomper and now mini classic 'Granny Takes a Trip'. This became an underground favourite but banned by the BBC.
See www.thepurplegang.co.uk
Fri 30th March - Alt Night
Holding court with local DJ’s playing all night to a mixed audience of all ages and musical interests.
Sat 31st March - Stolen Peace - Free Admission
Stolen Peace's climb as one of the most original new rock bands in Manchester led to the first headline gig for an unsigned act at the Academy and their debut EP ‘Green Smile’ sold out on release. Tight and powerful music with influences ranging from Queens of the Stone Age to Radiohead.
Sun Apr 1st - Jazz Options
Free Admission - Downstairs
An easy evening of easy listening jazz
Fri 6th April - Ressurected
One Good Friday you won’t forget!!!
Sat 7th April - Michael Berk, Amrit Sond and Pete Smith £5
Some of the best guitarists around sharing one stage is a show that has it all. With influences ranging from classical, through jazz to pop they put on a concert that will delight not only fans of virtuoso guitar playing but any lover of great music.
See www.michaelberk.com
Seewww.amritsond.com
See www.petesmithguitarist.com
Thurs 5th April - Colours Run
Free Admission - Downstairs
 “…Colours Run are a typical representation of all that’s good about new music. Genuinely ploughing your own style, writing decent songs, the only battle is getting people to realise that you deserve to be heard. But Colours Run certainly do…” – Tim Miller (God is in the TV)
“…Colours Run do what they do every bit as well as the big boys… ‘Tethers’ could be, and should be, absolutely massive…” - manchestermusic.co.uk
“…it's easy to imagine Colours Run becoming very big, and they'd deserve it.” - entertainmentmanchester.com
“Their song "Beautiful Waste of Time" is certainly one of the most catchy/commercial sounding on the circuit” - northwestbands.co.uk
Sun 8th April - tbc
Free Admission - Downstairs
Thurs 12th April - Barry Mansfield
Free Admission - Downstairs
Easy listening keys!
Sun 15th April - Jazz Options
Free Admission - Downstairs
An easy evening of easy listening jazz
Thurs 19th April - Colours Run
Free Admission - Downstairs
“…Colours Run are a typical representation of all that’s good about new music. Genuinely ploughing your own style, writing decent songs, the only battle is getting people to realise that you deserve to be heard. But Colours Run certainly do…” – Tim Miller (God is in the TV)
“…Colours Run do what they do every bit as well as the big boys… ‘Tethers’ could be, and should be, absolutely massive…” - manchestermusic.co.uk
“…it's easy to imagine Colours Run becoming very big, and they'd deserve it.” - entertainmentmanchester.com
“Their song "Beautiful Waste of Time" is certainly one of the most catchy/commercial sounding on the circuit” - northwestbands.co.uk
Sun 22nd April - Hot Day Out
Free Admission - Downstairs
An easy evening of easy listening jazz
 Thurs 26th April - Fayze 2
Free Admission - Downstairs
Clever crafted easy listening pop music
See www.fayze2.co.uk
Sun 29th April - tbc
Free Admission - Downstairs
Thurs 3rd May - Colours Run
Free Admission - Downstairs
“…Colours Run are a typical representation of all that’s good about new music. Genuinely ploughing your own style, writing decent songs, the only battle is getting people to realise that you deserve to be heard. But Colours Run certainly do…” – Tim Miller (God is in the TV)
“…Colours Run do what they do every bit as well as the big boys… ‘Tethers’ could be, and should be, absolutely massive…” - manchestermusic.co.uk
“…it's easy to imagine Colours Run becoming very big, and they'd deserve it.” - entertainmentmanchester.com
“Their song "Beautiful Waste of Time" is certainly one of the most catchy/commercial sounding on the circuit” - northwestbands.co.uk
Sun 6th May - Quinta Jazz
Free Admission - Downstairs
High quality modern and contemporary jazz.
Thurs 10th May - Inside Out
Free Admission - Downstairs
An easy evening of easy listening jazz
Sun 13th May - Jazz Options
Free Admission - Downstairs
An easy evening of easy listening jazz
Thurs 17th May - Colours Run
Free Admission - Downstairs
“…Colours Run are a typical representation of all that’s good about new music. Genuinely ploughing your own style, writing decent songs, the only battle is getting people to realise that you deserve to be heard. But Colours Run certainly do…” – Tim Miller (God is in the TV)
“…Colours Run do what they do every bit as well as the big boys… ‘Tethers’ could be, and should be, absolutely massive…” - manchestermusic.co.uk
“…it's easy to imagine Colours Run becoming very big, and they'd deserve it.” - entertainmentmanchester.com
“Their song "Beautiful Waste of Time" is certainly one of the most catchy/commercial sounding on the circuit” - northwestbands.co.uk
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