Claymen, Salfordbrad, Alaska

Eagle & Salmon presents:

Alaska 8:20pm Fresh indie punk band from Manchester and Oldham.

Salfordbrad 9pm

Claymen 9:40pm

Tickets £5 advance, £6 on the door.

This is a 14+ show.

Brassneck

With support from Infrared

The Tomorrow, The 2nd Chancers, Bloomfield

Bloomfield 8:20pm HIGH ENERGY HONESTY from the Channel Islands. Crossing punk, emo and hardcore, Bloomfield keeps it heavy and intense, while also fun and massively energetic.

The 2nd Chancers 9pm. Plays a fun and eclectic blend of originals and covers, across a diversity of genres ,from classic rock to soul, alternative to indie.

The Tomorrow 9:45pm With a commitment to groove-laden and reflective song writing, and taking inspiration from classic rock bands from the 60s to the 90s, The Tomorrow are set to take the Aatma stage and draw you into their captivating world.

Advance tickets £5. £6 on the door.

Poster by good.comma.nice

Tom Hingley and The Kar-pets

As the lead singer of Inspiral Carpets during their glory years (1989-2011), Tom Hingley’s voice defined an era of Manchester music. Accompanied by his band, The Kar-pets, he’ll be delivering high-energy, authentic performances of hits such as “This Is How It Feels,” “Saturn 5,” and “Dragging Me Down.”

Special guests Brian & The Onions will be hitting the stage beforehand.

Starting the evening’s proceedings will be the indie rock band Death Of The High Street, who are releasing their new single ‘Reach’ on the 28th of August.

 

 

 

Later on, Tom will be spinning his own blend of tunes, new and old, in what promises to be an electric night just before Christmas. See you on the dance floor!

Lavender, Claymen, Slouch

Eagle & Salmon presents

Slouch 8:15pm

Claymen 9pm

Lavender 9:40pm Lavender are a blues-alt rock band from Manchester. Their music describes a blend between slow grunge with a distinct blues influence combined with strategic modern alt-rock themes

Tickets £5 adv/ £6 on the door.

Jack Edge, Michael James White, Backseat Driver

Eagle & Salmon presents:

Backseat Driver 8:20pm New band Backseat Driver will be opening proceedings – an alternative rock band from Greater Manchester, who have an array influences such as Wunderhorse, Pink Floyd, and Oasis. They are currently recording music for their debut singles. Coming soon!

Michael James White 9:05pm Currently recording his debut 12 track album Born of Spring and will be playing tracks from that, plus some covers.

 

 

Jack Edge 9:40pm Jack’s sound is a modern blend of rock influences, drawing from the technical precision of Megadeth to the soulful swagger of Audioslave and Rival Sons. Characterized by heavy, headbanging riffsliquid, emotive guitar solos, and massive, anthemic choruses, his music balances high-energy performance with vulnerable storytelling about growth and struggle.

Skeletons In The Closet, Toothgore, Hinged

@skeletonsinthecloset_band HEADLINE AATMA WITH SUPPORT FROM @tooth.gore.does.surf.punk AND @hingedtheband

presented by @gatewaypromo and @papercatpromo , in association with mad ass productions.

Tom Hingley And The Karpets, Supported by Brian & The Onions, BeeSide and Diffuse

As the lead singer of the Inspiral Carpets during their glory years (1989-2011), Tom Hingley’s voice defined an era of Manchester music. Accompanied by his band, The Karpets, he’ll be delivering high-energy, authentic performances of hits like “This Is How It Feels,” “Saturn 5,” and “Dragging Me Down.”

Special guests Brian & The Onions will be hitting the stage beforehand, along with support from indie rockers BeeSide and 3-piece alternative rock band Diffuse (both bands having performed once before on the Aatma stage),

Stage times:

Diffuse 7:20pm
BeeSide 8pm
Brian & The Onions 8:40pm
Tom Hingley And The Karpets 9:15pm

Sean Morrell with Bloom

Live music with local Sean Morrell.

Venus In Spirals, Fishbowl, Medlocks

Eagle & Salmon presents:

Medlocks 8:20pm

Fishbowl 9pm Fishbowl are a three piece alt rock/indie band based in Manchester that’s use complex rhythms, intricate guitar parts and a blend of two vocalists to create a layered and unique sound

Venus In Spirals 9:45pm Imagine Ed, edd n eddy through a distortion pedal and you’ll get Venus In Spirals. Loud explosive guitars, aggressive drums and pumping bass, Venus In Spirals are influenced by bands such as dinosaur jr, Pixies, the cars and Medicine