Rock'n'Roll and Other Lost Causes
Rock'n'Roll and Other Lost Causes
When I told my pal Brogues that Amy was playing he replied "I don't think I've ever seen Amy Rigby and not cried... I mean In a good way." Amy's songs will make you smile and cry, sometimes in the same song at the same time. This is a full band show in a tiny venue. You know what to do!
It's been a long time since Amy Rigby played Scotland with a full band, much less one that includes her husband, a chap called Wreckless Eric. Go see Amy because she has songs that will make you feel glad you are alive. “Think Randy Newman and Loudon Wainwright, at their best,” says Steve Earle.
New York City’s most diabolical rhythm and blues street gang aren’t back, they never left. In dark times, DADDY LONG LEGS continue to shine their light everywhere they go, leaving a piece of themselves on stage every night because it’s in them and it’s got to come out.
"When I first met Johnny," Captain Sensible - the band's original guitarist - says, "I just thought, this guy is a bundle of frenetic energy; he's a megastar waiting to happen." Cut to modern times and Johnny Moped are one of the few bands left from that era that still have it. We saw him in Madrid about a year ago and
The Monsters’ sound is a fuzzedout mix between 60's garage punk, wild teenage trash rockabilly and primitive rock‘n‘roll and black metal boogie…. It’s 187% no MTV and top 100 shit!... It is simple One-Riff-Trash-Rock….
“Straight Arrows: the fuzziest, most catchiest, escapist, good-times vending, rapscallion trampoline shiners this side of the Murray River” so says JOHN DWYER out of the OSEES. But don't take his word for it. UNDER THE WIRES says they top class psychedelic bubblegum garage and that's all you need to know!