Firstly and sadly, our gig at the Camden Rock (19/04) has been cancelled. WHATEVS.

To compensate, we’ll be appearing at the Fiddler’s Elbow on Saturday, the 22nd of May 2010 at 23:00 hours. This is going to be a long show, too, 45 minutes. Late and long – perfect rockin’ conditions.

And of course, don’t forget to be at the Water Rats in two weeks, Friday the 5th of March 2010. Apart from rocking your socks off in our favourite venue, we’ll be handing out CDs with new tracks from our latest
recording session. The Water Rats date is extra special as we’ll be sharing the bill with our kick ass acoustic rockin’ friends Ivy Bridge. That’s right.

Mr Stu wrote a review of our demo which made us all proud. Thanks man.

We’ve just booked a couple of dates for the coming months.

Friday the 5th of March at the Water Rats in King’s X.

Sunday the 18th of April at the Camden Rock in, you know, Camden.

As usual, get in touch and we’ll add you to to the guest list, save you some dough. Watch this space for even more dates as we’re on a mission from Rock this year.

A proper rock start to 2010. We’ll be down at The Gaff tomorrow night, January 11, on at 22:15. Kick ass venue, free entry, beers and liquor going for cheap – no excuse not to be there.

This show has been cancelled. SORRY, OK?

Once isn’t enough. We’re back at the Water Rats in London (map) on Friday, November 29 2010, on stage at 8pm.

Drop us a line, or leave a comment with your name or something and we’ll put you on the guestlist. That’ll shave £2 off the £8 entry price, effectively getting you in for a competitive £6. Get it?

Be there to witness the first true rock show of the decade.

Hear Early Warning, Don’t Push It and Good Enough, the three songs we recorded in Brighton in November 2009. The whole thing was done and done in eight hours (minus an hour and a half stuck in traffic driving south from London to Brighton) so you know it’s guaranteed to have that raw rock n’ roll tone and feel you’re looking for, unless you’re into techno or indie or something, in which case don’t listen to them.

We burn, illustrate and hand number limited CDs with these and give them away for free when we play live. Like you haven’t had enough reason to go to a Voyr gig already anyway.