Lower Deck Music Club this Wednesday

If you're reading this, you've probably missed it... maybe next Wednesday? Let's hope this is a regular thing...

Dear all,

It's the return of the Lower Deck Music Club at Sandgate Hotel this Wednesday November 21st. 7pm til 10pm. Hosted by Julia Jones featuring local acts Jon Woode and Raphael Mead. £5 on door or £3 with flyer. Hope you can make it. Please spread the word to any music fans and help support local talent.

Thanks,
Julia Jones
www.myspace.com/thelowerdeckmusic

Are you a creative soul looking for an appreciative audience to listen to your new music? Or maybe you are looking for somewhere to have a drink and enjoy the latest new music talent. Either way we would love to see you at The Lower Deck in Kent. We will be showcasing the best new talent performing their songs electro-acoustically for your pleasure. Check our blog for the latest news and listings. We are a part of The BritBus Tour which seeks new music talent and promotes it overseas in our pimped out buses - what a very great job we have yay! Wednesday November 7th / November 21st / December 5th / December 19th / January 16th / January 30th / Feb 13th / February 27th

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Local Heroes and Hevy Music

Local Heroes @ The Leas Cliff Hall

Friday 16th November

Tickets £10

Doors at 7:00pm

After a long hiatus, Folkestone’s Leas Cliff Hall will be hosting a local music night on Friday 16th November, but this time it’s different. The event, Local Heroes, will bring together Kent’s greatest bands for a unique line-up of folk, funk, punk, ska, and rock. This will be the first event promoted by Hevy, a newly formed company established by James Dutton, part-time marketing employee of the Leas Cliff Hall. James aspires to deliver large scale events that showcase the talent produced by the area, allowing local acts to experience a bigger stage without leaving Kent for London.

The line-up, which delivers an overview of Kent’s varied music scene, includes four of the area’s best bands with four sensational acoustic supports. The headlining acts are kick-started by Syd Arthur; an awesomely talented band from Canterbury whose style is best described as psychedelic funk rock. Hailed as the ‘true heirs to the Canterbury sound’, their infectious riffs and fusion of influences from just about every genre make Syd Arthur one of the most exciting bands Kent has seen for years.

Next up are Springtide Cavalry, who have forged their own unique sound somewhere between rock, pop and punk and are just as comfortable chilling with slow mesmeric grooves as they are blitzing the crowd with all out rock and roll. The trio from the Folkestone / Canterbury area have earned a huge following and are definitely one to watch. Weightloss are a legendary ska/punk band with technical horn parts and impatient rhythms that empower the socially angry lyrics that vocalist Dan spits out with true meaning and experience. The band, half of which is from Hertfordshire, combines influences from hardcore, ska, punk, and funk, creating dark sounding songs that focus on the social issues that concern them.

Last on stage are alternative rock band Sizen, who deliver a solid, raw sound with interesting licks cutting through unbelievably heavy riffs. Inspired by the greatest rock bands of all time, Sizen have defined their own sound whilst honoring the musicians that influenced them. Supporting these bands are four acts that represent the cream of kentish talent. Acoustic sessions will be performed by Rob John Gambell - an extraordinary artist and effortless performer, Canterbury legend Jon Woode - whose technical ability and song-writing flare define his folk and indie inspired acoustic music, Amber Room - a former duet who have now evolved into one of the most unique and talented bands in Kent, and Lucy Kitt - a truly gifted singer songwriter, attracting attention for her individual and exciting fresh new sound.

www.hevy.co.uk
http://www.myspace.com/hevymusic

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