Dorset Music Magazine Nov 18

NOVEMBER 2018

YOUR ONE STOP GUIDE TO THE BEST MUSIC IN THE COUNTY!

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BRISTOL FINEST CIDER FUELLED GYPSY FOLK ROCKERS PLAY CHAPLINS

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“Actors always want to be musicians, and musicians want to be actors” - Marilyn Manson

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DORSET

NOVE MBER 2018

IN THE COUNTY!

Prepare for the start of the winter gig season Dorset this month, as always, is packed with more awesome gigs than you could fit in if you wanted too!

This issue we take a look at upcoming folk-punk troupe ‘Imprints’ as they set off on their first UK tour, which includes a stop at Chaplins in Boscombe.

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This month’s contributors are:Harry D-Tox David Chinery Bert Burnell Dan Sullivan James Wadsworth

D-tox also catches up with MC Skydro in the SubSection, Chinners reviews Mischa and his Merry Men’s new EP as well all the listings and previews from around the county

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When you think of the hidden entertainment gems in Bournemouth inevitably you talk of Chaplin’s/Cellar Bar; if you haven’t been before I hope this article convinces you.

they cut ivy around his mouth!). Diving downstairs you enter the heart of the live music fun, (I assume that’s why you read this magazine) The Cellar Bar adorned with years of trinket collecting and quirkiness, when thinking of the decor think of the type of bar fictional Mr Ivy Beard would own and you’re probably picturing it well.

Framed photos of the legends of Boscombe and slogans such as ‘reasons to be cheerful’ and the quantities of Jagerbombs that are and are not enough The upstairs is delicately decorated signal you’re always in for a good night. restaurant and bar dedicated to the To top this off a quick Google search legendary silent movie hero, then reveals the bar and garden has won 8 walking through you are led to the awards; the first being the 2012 Best award-winning beer garden and Bar None National Award and the most then down to The Cellar Bar, yes you recent being a 2017 finalist for ‘Best guessed it, it’s in the basement.

Night Out’ in the Bournemouth and Poole Tourism Awards. Alright, the You may be like me who had no idea music, read on and all will be revealed… that a National beer garden award existed and what on earth is the point Apologies if you felt that was a wordy of it, well take one look in the garden intro but I felt it necessary to set the and you’ll know exactly why. scene appropriately so I could introduce the perfect band for this venue setting The garden boasts features sail on their first UK tour. including my personal favourite the massive green wall spray painted Upcoming folk-punk troupe Imprints giant/wizard character with a carefully make their visit on Saturday 17th of cultivated and shaped ivy beard (yep,

November. So, you want to know more, you want to know why you should drag yourself off your warm sofa to go out on a cold winter evening? Well doesn’t everyone want to say they were they before they got big? Imprints come from the lively Bristol music scene to bring us their festival inspired folk-punk and with a plethora of singalong hits they are certain to be living next summer out of a van getting the crowds of festival England dancing in the way only folkpunk can.

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For the new to folk-punk I point you in the direction of Dropkick Murphys, The Pogues and Flogging Molly as the most well-known examples; Imprints follow in their footsteps with a mash up of guitars played by ‘Urban Steed’ and violins played by ‘Ginge’ amongst their instrumentation.

Imprints describe themselves as ‘cider fuelled explosion’ writing songs covering topics such as ‘space pirates’, ‘undead partying’ and ‘waking up drunk and doing it again’. Imprints make a strong claim which I will agree with and make a bet with the readers of Dorset Music, they claim they ‘will guarantee foot-stomping fun and the mightiest and fieriest of jigs’.

I guarantee this will be a night to remember with the whole room bouncing but if you find only one man dancing one 17th of November in the Cellar Bar that will be me, Dorset Music’s very own James Wadsworth who you can come up to get me to buy you a pint because I am certain I won’t be the only

one dancing (T & C’s apply, I’m a poorly paid music writer, only tap water is available on this offer).

Ok, so now what’s next, time to listen to them and get yourself in the mood; on the 2nd of November Imprints release their debut album ‘Flagship’ a continuation of their ‘fieriest jigs’ crafting their sound since the humble beginnings of being a 2-piece human jukebox busking machine back in 2012.

With 6 years, 1 album, 1 EP, 2 singles and the band claim 23,486 pints of cider behind them this album tour proves to be the record laying claim to their patch on the folk-punk scene.

Flagship and their back catalogue are all available on streaming sites (learn the words, I’m sure you’ll want to sing along but they’ll help on the night if you need) and when you’re at the cellar bar you will be able to purchase a physical copy and other mech. Aye, Aye mehearty’s time for a pint of Scrumpy! www.facebook.com/imprintsuk

November 2018

Thu 1 Ben Rose’s Evening of Country - Soulcreek + DORSET SUNSHINE Georgie S & Shifty K + E-J Evans + DJ till late CIDER Fri 2 Lady Coletta + Green Diesel + Dj Unification till late Sat 3 Shindig - The Go Go Cult + DJ Connie from midnight Sun 4 Jazz on Sunday with Ian Ellis & Friends Mon 5 Solid Air - The Wendy Jane Band + Kez Hinton + Tom Andrews

+ Lewis Markson hosted by Connie

Tue 6 Carl’s Comedy Club - MC Carl Filer Headliner: Matthew Baylis supported by Sonia Aste, Wed 7 Thu 8 Fri 9 Sat 10 Sun 11 Mon 12 Tue 13 Wed 14

Sameer Katz and Wrong John Silver

Open Mic Night hosted by Si Genaro in Chaplins Rubber Soul: Hello Hawaii + Palisades + DJ Connie

Creosote Crows + Barefoot Soul + Dj Connie till late Blue Commotion + DJ Mikee from midnight Folk on Sunday with The Fox & The Owl Solid Air: CODA Folk Orchestra

Word Makers & Silence Breakers with Myriam San Marco

Doppelganger Dialogues in the Cellar Bar 7.00pm-10.00pm with The Bristol Scratch Company

Wed 14 Open Mic Night hosted by Si Genaro in Chaplins Thu 15 Rubber Soul: Kings & Castles + One Word + DJ Connie Fri 16 Xander Allen & The Keys + Chris Reardon + DJ Connie till late Sat 17 Imprints + DJ Dubwize from midnight Sun 18 Jazz on Sunday with Scared of Jazz Mon 19 Solid Air: Phil King + Wesley Bennett + Eric Walker + Phil Savill Tue 20 Acoustic Tuesday in Chaplins with Magdalena Atkinson Wed 21 Open Mic Night hosted by Si Genaro in Chaplins Thu 22 Bandstand with Yeti Bianco + Ekowe Fri 23 Bomo Swing + DJ Miss Summer till the early hours Sat 24 The Curst Sons + DJ Connie till late Sun 25 Jazz on Sunday with The FB Pocket Orchestra Mon 26 Forbidden Planet with RePete + Grant Sharkey +

Panda-Monium + Steve Potatoes

Tue 27 Acoustic Tuesday in Chaplins with Elijah Wolf from Gravity Drive Wed 28 Open Mic Extravaganza in the Cellar Bar Thu 29 Comedy Event with Polly Morris in Chaplins Fri 30 Self Abuse + The Chime + DJ till late Sat 1st December Shindig - Cheap Violent Cats follow our Instagram: chaplinscellarbar -- Facebook: chaplins-bar -- twitter@chaplinscellar -- Contact us via our Website: www.chaplins-bar.co.uk Correct at time of press

THE SUB:SECTION

drum&bass | jungle

by Harry D-Tox

Nuff respect to each and every.

We’re back here at Box Fulla Records for November’s edition of the Dorset Music Magazine’s Sub:Section.

doing the rounds in year 8 at school and fell in love with the music from then on really. That summer a kid called Mikey had a party at his house and everyone from school was there, we had decks and a mic set up, me and this other kiddie just started hosting the sets, dropping a few bars and from then on I was known around the way as the MC.

We were very hyped inside for this one, as we caught up with the herbalist verbalist, Mr motor mouth from the South, otherwise known as the cannibal kid, 00, When I first met you, you had not long MC Skydro, as he was getting ready to jump moved down to Bournemouth, but you already on a plane to Ibiza! had your style locked and, you were, what seemed to me, a very polished and confident

It’s mad to think that I’ve known this performer. What places and events did you hone man for over 15 years and he’s consistently your skills at before moving down here? been a cut above the rest…

Firstly big up for taking the time out to talk to us, we hope all’s blessed with you and yours.

Ok let’s start at the beginning, nice and easy.

What early musical influences did you have and when did you first pick up a microphone?

Bless for having me bruv, well I was into stuff like Nirvana and Pantera when I was much younger, and I remember hearing a DJ SS tape

Ha-ha well after listening to some very old sets from back in the day I’d say I still had a long way to go back then, but big up for the props! I was lucky to be involved in most nights around where I grew up just outside London and there weren’t really many people MCing back then so it was easier for me to get where I wanted to be.

I also used to do a weekly internet radio show on a station called UK Rumble which gave me a good chance to network through the scene.

Dorset Jungle/D&B Listings

NOVEMBER Sat 3rd - BassDen @ Old Fire Station.

Fri 9th - Unity @ Le Chic.

Fri 16th - TUKdnb @ Bomo Bunker.

Tue 20th - Lazy Dub @ Bomo Bunker.

Fri 23rd - Culture x RTR @ Halo.

Sat 24th - Drumfunk & Enter @ Old Fire Station

MC Skydro

used to be common place back when I started, especially at Cocoshebeen at the Opera House (now the O2 Academy). I miss those people ha-ha. The scene continues to grow and grow, the younger generations aren’t as loud as they used to be, I remember back when everyone had a whistle or a horn, now days everyone’s got a Wow yeah too many good times to single any one smart phone to hand, that makes me sound old thing out. I prefer MCing to small crowds in rooms lol, it was better in my day boy, but no its just with low ceilings though, such a better vibe from progression. The fundamentals are still solid and my experience. Old venues like dusk till dawn hold a dnb is healthier than ever. special place for me because we had so many good times in there, and it was home to the birth of Enter, What advice would you give to up and which is now in its 10th year and I’m flying to Ibiza coming MCs and artists in general? later today with my Enter family to throw a party over there. Madness!

Work hard, be humble, take risks, don’t watch anyone else, do what you do and focus on you!

So what about your favourite country to play in?

Finally, where can the readers keep up to Back in the day the UK was always lit. Not so sure date and follow your movements? nowadays, that one’s up for grabs still.

Catch my Instagram to keep up to date @ You’ve firstly always been a Jungle, Drum and skydrouk Bass MC, but always worked on a lot of different tempos and genres. What’s your favourite genre to work with?

Maybe a bit of a hard question, but in your career so far, what would be the most memorable set for pure vibes, and as we are on the subject what are your favourite venues and events you’ve play at?

I’m a junglist through and through! Although I love every style of music even some stuff you might not think, jungle dnb is and always will be a big part of me.....I do like to write a few bits of grime still.

I remember you did a tune with Funtcase under his DJ Dose alias, and I recently found on an old hard drive that “Wah Blow” tune we started too long ago to remember now but who else have you collaborated with over the years and what music have you released?

Ha-ha, Wah Blow, jeez that takes me back. Yeah done a few bits with funty (Funtcase), and a couple of other smaller projects but I’ve always been more of a live performance person than a studio head.

You’ve been on the scene for a long minute now, what are the main big changes you have noticed,positive and negative?

I was just talking the other day about how I don’t get people MCing to me in the toilets any more, that

Big up to Skydro for the interview, if you are a Jungle/D&B artist, promoter or record label based in Dorset and would like the opportunity to be featured in this article, then get in contact through our Box Fulla Records Facebook page or email us direct via boxfulla@mail.com

NOVEMBER 2018 Fri 2nd

Groovit

Sat 3rd

The Hustle

Fri 9th

Soulstar

Sat 10th

TKO

Fri 16th

The Mabels

Sat 17th

TBC

Fri 23rd

Kingsmen

Sat 24th

Richie Quain Trio

Fri 30th

TBC

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PREVIEWS THE BETHS

60s Guitar pop all the way from down under

New Zealand four-piece The Beths channel their longtime friendship into high-energy guitar pop with a smart lyrical bite. Guitarist, lead vocalist, and primary songwriter Elizabeth Stokes and guitarist Jonathan Pearce attended high school together before meeting up with longtime mates bassist Benjamin Sinclair and drummer Ivan Luketina-Johnston at the University of Auckland, where all four studied jazz. After gigging together, the quartet came exploring the pop and rock sounds of their youth.

Everything clicked, and The Beths were born. Support from Exam Season and Death By Shotgun.

9TH NOV | SIXTY MILLION POSTCARDS

THE CREOSOTE CROWS

Party Blues

Fronted by Leo Holloway (The Pinch, Vinegar Tom, McGonagall, Gel), The Creosote Crows are a Bournemouth 5 piece blues machine playing the best fun-lovin’ blues to audiences across the South. Backed by Leo’s brother Rupert (Harmonica), cousin Joe (Bass) and completed by the local legends Chloe Inskip (Keys) and Matthew Coates (Drums), the band creates wild blues sessions on stage with fun foot-stomping’, toe tapping’, fun-lovin’ blues with the aim of making this the best live party music around!

THE CAT EMPIRE

9TH NOV | CHAPLINS AND CELLAR BAR Infectiously unique music

For over a decade The Cat Empire have been known far and wide as one of the world’s greatest party bands, with a reputation built upon a chaotic and fiercely uplifting live show. Creating infectiously unique music Formed as a trio in 1999, The Cat Empire have now doubled to a six-piece.

With a love for good, honest music the group make music where, according to them, ‘The hip-hop community dance to Gypsy, the jazz purists jump to hip-hop, the Latinos bop to reggae, the elderly sweat to funk, the youth swing to dancehall and everyone wakes up a little happier.

14TH NOV | O2 ACADEMY BOURNEMOUTH Chart topping Icelandic voice

Icelandic singer and actress, formerly of Icelandic electronic band GusGus. With a voice as pure as glacier melt-water, her superb live show blends songs that’ll become instant favourites with hugely entertaining chat and anecdotes. This is all delivered with charm, whip-smart humour and timing that any comedian would envy. She is accompanied on stage by the beautiful guitar-playing of her English husband, Alisdair Wright. With two number ones under her belt in Iceland already its only a matter of time before she conquers the rest of the world.

HAFDIS HULD

15TH NOV | WINCHESTER DISCOVERY CENTER Rap legends hit Canvas Loft Bar ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT

16TH NOV | CANVAS

Arrested Development was formed in 1988 by rapper and producer Todd Thomas. The group went on the win two Grammy Awards in 1993 for Best New Artist and Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group and were also named Band of the Year by Rolling Stone Magazine. The debut album sold over 6 million copies worldwide and greatly influenced acts such as The Black Eyed Pees and The Fugees. The band have since worked with The Jacksons, Macy Gray, De La Soul, Elements of Life and Roy Ayers to name but a few!

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Previews

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PREVIEWS London based Ho-down

THE SWAMP STOMP STRING BAND

The Swamp Stomp String Band are not your average Americana band.

Twangy Banjos, driving Guitars and a thudding Double Bass sit behind anything from drinking songs that’ll have the room stomping their feet and shooting tequila to ballads that’ll break even the toughest folk, to ragtime songs of bar fights and gambling. The London based duo can often be found busking by the side of Thames in the day and performing in any haunt from high end cocktails joints to dimly lit dive bars at night.

17TH NOV | THE FIRKIN SHED

MOKONO

Neo-soul, groove and psychedelic jams Mokono is a 5-piece band based in Southampton, composed of Georgia Lee, Annabel Thornton, Ross Millar, Ben Lester and Charlie English. Citing influences including Haitus Kayote, Erykah Badu, Bonobo, Amy Winehouse and Jamiroquai they deliver a groovy mix of psychedelic rock and modern R&B wiith influences from neo-soul for maximum groove!

NOV 21ST | THE MADDING CROWD THE HUMAN LEAGUE

Electro pioneers

One of the most seminal ‘80s electro pop bands. the band recorded some of the most influential songs of the decade including the generation bridging ‘Don’t You Want Me’, they are cited as influences from so many corners of music, including Madonna, Pet Shop Boys and Robbie Williams all the way to the Dubstep movement and the ‘L’ girls, the new generation of synth-driven female pop artists, and everything in between.

BAD OMENS

30TH NOV | THE ANVIL British indie rock veterans

30TH NOV | THE BIC Los Angeles alt metalers only UK headline this year Bad Omens are over to support Caliban / Lionheart on their European tour and will be playing ONE UK headline show of their own in Bournemouth!

Having set the alternative scene alight in 2016, the band have toured with the likes of Bullet For My Valentine, Born Of Osiris, After The Burial and many more! They have amassed over 11million views on Youtube alone!

THE WEDDING PRESENT

In the late 1980s The Wedding Present were one of the most famous British indie bands. Their career path often involved unusual decisions, such as recording a set of Ukranian folk songs for their first major-label offering and releasing a single on the first Monday of every month for a year. Band members came and went, but the idea of The Wedding Present as a group has remained.

5TH DEC | WEDGEWOOD ROOMS PORTSMOUTH

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Previews

GIG LISTINGS

the best of the rest

Thu 1 Tivoli Theatre Wimborne : Voodoo Room (Tribute to Jimi Hendrix & Cream) Fri 2 Fri 2 Fri 2 Fri 2 Fri 2

Canvas Bournemouth : The Dualers The Boat House Christchurch : Tom Clements The Oak Inn Christchurch : Strange Crew Three Tuns Bransgore : We Are Robot Seaview Hotel Poole : Guns Of Navarone

Sat 3 Ferndown Village Hall Ferndown : Tinderbox + Bob Whitley and Frank Boyle + Ninebarrow Sat 3 Kasbah Club Boscombe East Bournemouth : You & Me Both Sat 3 Victoria Cross Parkstone Poole : Nevermind the Bongos Sat 3 Ropemakers Bridport : The Outlaw Orchestra Sun 4 Legion Swanage : Rock Britannia Sun 4 Lord Nelson Poolelistings : Skaema Mon 5 Lord Nelson Poole : Skinful Wed 7 Le Bateau Ashley Cross Poole : Tim Young Wed 7 The Dolphin Blandford Forum : Harpin On Fri 9 Lugger Inn Weymouth : Cherry Pickers Fri 9 Tivoli Theatre Wimborne : Wishbone Ash Fri 9 Old Fire Station Bournemouth : Skindred+ Support Fri 9 Sound Circus Bournemouth : Paramore (Or Less) Paramore Tribute + Mr Fungus Fri 9 Angel Inn Longham : Lee Rasdall-Dove Sat 10 Sat 10 Sat 10 Sat 10

Pavilion Theatre Bournemouth : The Manfreds + Georgie Fame Winchester Gate Salisbury : Imprints+ Supoort Sweet Home Inn Poole : The Wonky Donkeys ONeills Bournemouth : Drunk Education

Sun 11 Old Fire Station Bournemouth : Devilskin + The Fallen State + Black Tree Vultures Sun 11 Poole Hill Brewery Bournemouth : Open Mic Night: Hosted by Edward Fox Sun 11 Hamworthy Club Wimborne : The Red Hot Chilli Pipers + Support Mon 12 Pavilion Theatre Bournemouth : Roger Taylors Queen Extravaganza

Sat 17 Canford Heath Community Centre Poole : Brothers Grimmer+ Support Sat 17 Poole Hill Brewery Bournemouth : Acoustic Element Sat 17 The Bell Pokesdown Bournemouth : Rat Race Sun 18 Legion Swanage : Lucky ol Sun Mon 19 Ropemakers Bridport : Sunset Cafe Stompers Tue 20 Amberwood Inn Walkford Christchurch : Bernie Farrendens Jazz Thu 22 Old Fire Station Bournemouth : Skegss + Support Thu 22 Lighthouse Poole : The Whitney Houstson Show Thu 22 Electric Palace Bridport : The Dodge Brothers+ Support

Fri 23 Regent Centre Christchurch : Jive Talkin (Tribute to The Bee Gees) Fri 23 The Barking Cat Parkstone Poole : The Hardcore Troubadours Sat 24 The Exchange Sturminster Newton : Los Pacaminos (Featuring Paul Young) Sat 24 Shelley Theatre Bournemouth : Bournemouth Folk Club:Featuring : Jackie Oates + Support Sat 24 Lord Nelson Poole : Rock U Sun 25 Lord Nelson Poole : Brannigans Law Mon 26 Tivoli Theatre Wimborne : The Take That Experience (Tribute) Wed 28 Pavilion Theatre Bournemouth : Katie Melua+ Gori Womens Choir Wed 28 Bournemouth International Centre Bournemouth : Katie Melua Thu 29 Electric Palace Bridport : Bad Manners + Support Fri 30 Fri 30 Fri 30 Fri 30

Little Pickle Deli Cafe Boscombe : Charlie Hole Butler & Hops Poole : Legend Bob Marley Tribute Electric Palace Bridport : Dreadzone+ Support Quay Inn Wareham : Micha Dluzewska

Wed 14 O2 Academy Bournemouth : The Cat Empire + Support Wed 14 Lord Nelson Poole : Tim Somerfield(Afro Ninja) Thu 15 Sixty Million Postcards Bournemouth : Echoic+ Towers + Marble Tides Thu 15 Ropemakers Bridport : Sunset Cafe Stompers Fri 16 Bournemouth International Centre Bournemouth : The Australian Pink Floyd (Tribute) Fri 16 Canvas Bournemouth : Arrested Development + Support Fri 16 Hamworthy Club Wimborne : Oasiss UK (Oasis Tribute)+ Wave Chase Fri 16 Green Man Wimborne : Matt Griffiths Fri 16 ONeills Bournemouth : One Word Sat 17 Pavilion Theatre Bournemouth : The Stylistics

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Listings

Gigs of the Month Fri 2 Three Tuns, Bransgore : We Are Robot Fri 2 The Horton Inn, Wimborne : Grizzly & The Grasshoppers

www.rock-regeneration.co.uk Save Our Souls EP

MISCHA & HIS MERRY MEN Green by name and green by nature, Mischa is on a mission to save the earth with just the six strings on his guitar; some uplifting songs and his Merry Men. He has been a long serving member of the local music community for as long as many can remember and his infectious positivity is always welcome at any music venue or festival. His band is a revolving door of musicians that drop in and drop out of the band at various occasions, so each gig is never the same.

To mark one particular moment in time a five track EP has been released entitled ‘Save Our Souls’ This was put together at the basement studios in Wimborne that have previously delivered many great recordings in the past. The tunes are loads of fun, colourful and uplifting with a serious message behind every song. Mischa is as honest as the day is long and wears his big green heart on his sleeve and if he were a politician I would vote for him for sure. I’m not sure if he would be able to take his guitar into Parliament and deliver his message, but if he could I’m sure people would listen.

The EP starts with the spiritual ‘Save Our Souls’ which bounces along with its infectious brass and piano and Mischa’s vocals stand loud and proud over the top. ‘Give Green a Chance’ pleads for people to be more careful with our collective homes, the tune has a ‘Chas & Dave’ style bounce to it which delivers the message home perfectly.

‘What Will Be’ turns things around with a slightly slower beat with some amazing ivory work from the very talented Steve Russell. With track 4 ‘Give it All’ things get a bit progressive starting with some lovely instrumental acoustic guitar work; combined with more dreamy piano, along with some atmospheric cello before Mischa’s familiar vocals and the brass join the party. ‘Live for Now’ concludes with some lovely haunting Saxophone intro’s before the electric and acoustic guitars take over with some irresistible melodic goodness.

Sat 3 The Madding Crowd, Bournemouth : SKAM + Theia + Scarlet Rebels Sat 3 Chaplin’s Cellar Bar, Boscombe : The Go Go Cult Fri 9 The Madding Crowd, Bournemouth : Mikey Ball+ Black Tree Vultures + Chris Collins + One Word Fri 9 Old Fire Station, Bournemouth : Skindred+ Support Sun 11 Old Fire Station, Bournemouth : Devilskin + The Fallen State + Black Tree Vultures Thu 15 Sixty Million Postcards, Bournemouth : Echoic+ Towers + Marble Tides Sat 17 Poole Hill Brewery, Bournemouth : Acoustic Element Thu 22 King Charles, Poole : Skaema+ Inferior Complex + Stock n Skins Fri 30 The Madding Crowd, : Rock Regeneration Presents ::Featuring : Bitter Self Exploitment + Murderers Row + Meat Sweats + Gutter Rats + 5 Go Mad + Riteoff + Ayriss (A gig for cancer charity Love Hope Strength)

Politics and music have always gone hand in hand to deliver a message, the message here is clear and if it could get out to a larger audience anything is possible. Vote the ‘Mischa Party’ - they certainly could do better job than the current suits in power. www.facebook.com/MischasMerryMen bookings@mischaandhismerrymen.co.uk Mischa & His Merry Men

Chinners recommends Miss Ruby’s Roadhouse Blues Band- Roadhouse Blues EP https://www.facebook.com/missrubysroadhousebluesband Clockwork Carousel- Self Titled https://www.facebook.com/ridethecarousel Dr Beatroot Bluegrass Band - Starting in the ‘G’ Key www.facebook.com/dr.beatrootband/

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If you would like to find out more about the gigs and artists mentioned in my blog please go to www.rock-regeneration.co.uk.

If you would like your band or gig featured here or on the Rock Regeneration website contact me: chinners@rock-regeneration.co.uk.

Each Wednesday listen to local music show “Livewire Live” hosted by Kimari Raven between 7-9pm on 90.1 Hope FM or listen online via the TuneIn app http://tunein.com/radio/Hope-FM-901-s80435

CHINNERS

Rock Regeneration