About this Event

MISS VINCENT

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Miss Vincent are a punk rock band from the South East formed in mid 2012, taking influence from the likes of Alkaline Trio, Bad Religion and AFI. The hard touring four piece released first EP “Creepy” in September 2013 to positive reviews, and spent the next year cutting their teeth up and down the UK. New EP “Reasons Not To Sleep” is due on 11th May via Engineer Records, with lead single “How Much Further?” available for free download on bandcamp now.





SUMMER CITY

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Following huge success in 2013 with SUMMER CITY achieving Radio 1’s Single Of The Week and gaining high profile support from the likes of Mark Hoppus (Blink 182) and Jack Barakat (All Time Low); SUMMER CITY are back for 2014! With a debut EP called 'Six Good Reasons' released on the 1st Aug (Pre orders https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/six-good-reasons-ep/id893050736) and a brand new Music Video video released on VEVO ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkWe-Y8mcYY). Hot off a UK tour in September, SUMMER CITY are due to release more material and hit the road once more before the year is out.



FORTY FOUR HOURS

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Forty Four Hours are a twin fronted three piece from Manchester UK. The redheaded twins and their hard-hitting drummer abuse the genre boundaries and don't' care if you think their schizoid alternative pop rock is too loud.



After forming in 2014 and releasing their debut single 'Earl Gray' with Tom Peters (AMTP, Jeremiah Ferrari) and Chris Coulter (Arcane Roots, EMP!RE, Trails) Forty Four Hours hit the road for a succession of UK tour dates, culminating in joining Funeral For A Friend on the Doc Marten's #standforsomething tour.



Since, Forty Four Hours have been working on their debut EP for release in 2015. With more touring to follow across the UK and Europe, 2015 promises to be a great year for Forty Four Hours



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