Saturday 29th July The Fighting Cocks Kingston Upon Thames

The Fallen Leaves + Nuffin
+ Morgellons + Screaming Dead

NUFFIN’S ROXY CLUB 40TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY

Make sure Nuffin’s in your diary for this very special event, featuring some ace vintage Punk Bands. And some newer models…On 3rd August 1977, Nuffin turned up at the legendary Roxy Club to play ‘Audition Night’, only to find that Janet Street-Porter and a TV crew had taken over. Luckily, they were looking for an ‘undiscovered’ band as a counterpoint to all of the hype around at the time. And so a brief snap-shot of the the four Caterham teenagers, strutting their stuff and sharing their take on life, was captured for posterity. Click for cheap tickets.

PLUS! Morgellons– (signed to the excellent and estimable Flicknife Records and with their debut album freshly procured, Morgellons blends power rock with goth tinged indie punk sensibilities) AND! Screaming Dead–(“horror punk” terror goff supercool kick ass punk n roll band)If The Dublin Castle is the CBGBs of London, and it is, then The Fighting Cocks must be Max’s Kanasas City…a great little rocknroll bar in Kingston Upon Thames with ace venue attached, Bugbear present The Vibrators there on Saturday 19th August…and this wonderful little number Saturday 29th July… Early devotees of The Roxy..click on the flyer above for a little Roxy shaped treat featuring Eater and original Nuffin drummist the proper ledge Dee Generate, the youngest man in punk, haha… Nuffin short of wonderful…

Meanwhile, a rocksteady reggae tour de force awaits you on a balmy August night in the CBGBs of London, The DC….

Saturday 11th August The Dublin Castle

Pama International + DJ D’Oxman

Click for cheap tickets. London’s premier soul informed rocksteady live happening are a unique and inspirational outfit you simply have to see live. An amazing smile inducing rubadub delight. No wonder DJs of the calibre of Rodigan and Craig Charles are punishing their recent fabulous records, such as the brilliant current 45 ‘Wake Up’ [more] another in a (rock)steady succession of stupendous sides (of course they’re out on vinyl) surrounding their ‘Love And Austerity’ LP. Muscle Shoals meets Orange Street and everyone’s a winner. And Dub Vendor veteran D’Oxman at the decks is an amazing bonus as anyone who’s ever caught his tremendous Soho Radio show will know. Dancing shoes required.