| APRIL 2007 and onwards ...
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 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
Thurs 12th April - Barry Mansfield
Free Admission - Downstairs
Easy listening keys!
Fri 13th April - Ain't No Mountain High Enough
A charity event in aid of Scope. Live band 'The Wednesday Club' are a cover band playing anything and everything. Also appearing are Papa Chubs playing highly infectious acoustic songs, and there's + DJ Chris Mountfort AKA the PULSE playing oldskool and funky house, former 2kinky and Harleys DJ Mike Sweeton playing deep house and nu jazz, and finally DJ Pete with funky house from retro to present day with a twist of Lime. Ticket only - please call to check availability for this!!!
 Sat 14th April - The A + E Line (free)
The A+E Line are a southcoast duo creating a post pop experimental mishmash of rock and spoken word.Incorporating Music, performance art, Poetry and film making the A+E Line are an explosive mix of sound / word / vision creating a wall of pure yet diverse distractions to the mainstream.
See www.aeline.co.uk
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
See www.coloursrun.com
Fri 20th April - Private Party
Radio Pete’s got another year under his belt!
Sat 21st April - TBC
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
Fri 27th April - Alt night
The Globe hold court with local DJ’s playing all night to a mixed audience of young and old alike.
 Sat 28th April - Curragh Sons
With nearly 200 years of live music between them, it’s no wonder that the Curragh Sons are the busiest band this side of the Liffy. Their influences are many, from Joni Mitchell to New Order and from the Dubliners to Led Zepplin. A mixer of such genres has given the band a hugh following across the UK and Ireland. This has lead to such comments from the likes of Kevin Conneff of the Chieftains who said of a recent performance “Powerful stuff, powerful stuff!”
See www.curraghsons.com
Sun 29th April - Ess Jay Em
Free Admission - Downstairs
An easy evening of easy listening jazz.
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
See www.coloursrun.com
Fri 4th May - Rock Night
Stand by for 40 years of the best rock music ever produced with DJ Tony! Re-live those "air guitar" moments spent in front of the mirror. The most influential and biggest rock bands ever to come out of the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's, and a selection of today's top rock bands. Tony first started playing the discs or was it vinyl back then! at the Swinging Sporran in Manchester and has worked on a number of mayor radio projects including one which was nominated for a Sony award back in the 1990's. If you miss Pink Floyd and are longing to hear AC DC again then this is a must for your diary. Why not bring in your fav cd or vinyl... and he will try not to talk over the intro!!
 Sat 5th May - Jon Gomm
"Sheer bloody genius sublime, impassioned songwriting" Sandman Magazine
"We have seen the future of acoustic guitar playing, and it is called Jon Gomm" Blues Matters
"One of the world's most successful, gifted and inspirational guitar players" Acoustic Magazine
See www.jongomm.com
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
Fri 11th May - RocknRoll Circus
Martyn will be DJing playing hits and rare tracks from the 60's and if anyone who is coming wants to hear a long lost 60's song, they can contact him on his myspace page and he will do his very best to get it and play it on the night. Myspace: www.myspace.com/martynwright
Sat 12th May - TBC
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
See www.coloursrun.com
 Fri 18th May - Ben Lee Tyler + Alex Vargas £2
Over the years, Ben Lee Tyler has written extraordinary songs that never fail to capture the undivided attention of his audience. Through powerful rock instrumentals guided by sweeping vocal melodies he expresses emotion brilliantly and you are guaranteed to be blown away! 19-year old Alex's story like most great rock and roll tales begins, with a boy, a guitar and a head full of songs.19-year old Alex's story like most great rock and roll tales begins, with a boy, a guitar and a head full of songs. Such passion and abundant talent was surely what appealed to production, house/Indie label 'My Recordings', Alex's musical home who discovered him at the age of 15 and helped him take his music to the next level. Come along and watch this... I doubt you’ll see these guys playing this kind of venue again... Once you’ve heard them you’ll know what I mean!!!
See www.benleetyler.com
Sat 19th May - Piefinger (free)
"Piefinger are a breath of fresh air in this acoustic revival," says Keith Warmington of BBC Radio Bristol. "They write, play and perform with absolute originality. They were one of my favourite sessions of the year."Piefinger have been pulling large and excitable crowds to their London shows for the last couple of years," says the EP review for Acoustic Music website, the Virtually Acoustic Club (www.thevac.co.uk). With their mixture of "wry lyrics, infectious violin pizzicato and a trademark slow build-crescendo-aftershock arrangement, their vocal harmony and counterpoint often scrapes the genius of the Indigo Girls" inspired interplays.
Fri 27th May - Alt night
The Globe hold court with local DJ’s playing all night to a mixed audience of young and old alike.
www.globemusic.org 144 High St West, Glossop,
Derbyshire SK13 8HJ Tel:01457 852417
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