Eagle & Salmon presents:
Cleave 9 30pm
Alaska 8:45pm Fresh indie punk band from Manchester and Oldham.
Advance tickets £5. £6 on the door.
Tag: Indie
An hour of anthemic originals to celebrate the release of Michael James White’s debut single “It’s so cold”. With support from Daisychain
MICHAEL JAMES WHITE
DEBUT SINGLE RELEASE
In the heart of Manchesters music scene.
Event details
The highly anticipated debut of Michael James Whites indie rock power house single “It’s so cold”, playing over an hour of unreleased material from his debut album Born of Spring, for a night of his catchiest festival ready pop tracks, to solumn introspective ballads, plus covers from the infamously difficult to do justice, Jeff Buckley.
CONNOR KELLY & THE TIME WARP IS BACK IN EUROPE!
The Nashville (USA) alternative rock band returns across the pond touring their new album “This Egg”, mixed by Paul Q. Kolderie (Radiohead, Pixies) — a raw live show of psychedelic guitars, raw vocals, introspective lyrics, and explosive energy.
Eagle & Salmon presents:
Ben Barron 7:40
DEBT 8:20
The Tomorrow 9pm 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.
Cleave 9 40pm
Advance tickets £5. £6 on the door.
Headline gig by New Issue with support from thorn + smalltowns
Eagle & Salmon presents:
Charlie Potatoes’ Birthday Bash and Gig.
Chef Blue 8pm Chef Blue’s sound is inspired by a range of influences from blues rock to jazz, with a strong melodic instinct behind their songs. Their shows are full of energy and the band are looking to bring our sound to a wider audience.
Merlo 8:40 pm A melodic blend of interwoven guitars and eluding lyrics, set against a backdrop of atmospheric rock and hazed post punk.
Big Time Charlie Potatoes 9:10pm
Dead Stilettos 10:10pm
Eagle & Salmon presents:
Alaska 8:20pm Fresh indie punk band from Manchester and Oldham.
Salfordbrad 9pm
Claymen 9:40pm Four piece post punk alternative band split across Leeds/Manchester. Their sound is malleable, like clay
Tickets £5 advance, £6 on the door.
This is a 14+ show.
With support from Infrared
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
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!