Milburn
It’s been ten years since Milburn’s major label debut ‘Well Well Well’. Now the band, who kick started the Sheffield revival that would give birth to – amongst others – Arctic Monkeys and Reverend & The Makers, are back!
When Milburn parted company eight years ago, it seemed that they may be remembered only as an influence on more successful artists still to come – a band’s band perhaps. But over time it became clear that this music would not die, stubbornly refusing to take its place in the backwaters of Spotify. Instead the songs reached a new generation; spread by chants of ‘Miiiilburn’ at other band’s gigs and a new thing called ‘Social Media’.
The Courteeners, Arctic Monkeys and even a One Direction-er fell over themselves to lavish praise on the now defunct four-piece. Now thanks to overwhelming public demand Sheffield’s original heroes are back, selling out four massive anniversary shows in their hometown. A combines capacity of 10,000 tickets in under 6 minutes, and now another 10,000 tickets SOLD OUT nationwide on a september run of dates....
No-one knows what lies ahead, but on the above stats it seems like it could be a very bright second coming…we’ll see you down the front.
Kings and Thieves
A four piece band based in Bedfordshire, UK. Formed in late 2014, when the time was right the band started gigging in early 2015 and quickly established a great fan base in the Herts, Beds and Bucks area.
They've already supported some amazing up and coming bands as well as some well established names. Steve Cradock(Ocean Colour Scene/Paul Weller), Dexters, Man Made, Skaters, The Sherlocks and Space. The band have also appeared on BBC Introducing for Beds, Herts and Bucks who played debut single "Southwold".
Strong, hooky verses with powerful, sing-a-long choruses - they aim to raise the roof at every single show they play.
TICKETS: £15 Adv / £17 On the Door
Ages 16+ (Under 16s to be accompanied by a guardian)
Tickets may be available on the door but we strongly advise you purchase them in advance to avoid disappointment