Dorset Music Magazine - September 2018

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It’s gone a little bit festival crazy in Dorset!

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Black Star Riders’ / Thin Lizzy’s Ricky Warwick and Damon Johnson as well as getting behind the scenes of Bournemouth’s super club From the long established headline events such as Bestival, to the Halo. up and coming local festivals, there is something for everyone this summer. in the mag Chinners reviews a Monster Logic show, Elsewhere D-Tox gives us the lowdown on all things drum’n’bass plus all the We alsoand takepreviews a look atyou the need Opento Mic contest, which has seen listings getUK your month planned. some notible winners in previous years. Rock Regeneration have an indepth look at the new Jack Grace EP and The Sub:Section picks the brains of the man behind the multi-genre party ‘Mash-Up’, Alex Harley.

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This is without doubt the perfect setting for these two giants of Rock n’ Roll. A bar which holds solid it’s reputation on being a true hub to the Rock community.

On the 7th October you’ll be able to catch Warwick and Johnson do a reverse Dylan and ditch their electric instruments for acoustics.

Ricky Warwick and Damon Johnson are in the Band Black Star Riders which rose from Thin Lizzy and were recently on Tour Opening for Judas Priest.

They’ll be taking their acoustic show on the road once again in September & October of 2018 The tour, appropriately entitled “Sonic Acoustic Attack” will see the duo bring their full on, two hour plus, acoustic show to intimate venues all over the UK and Europe.

One of these venues is Bournemouths very own Zephyr bar.

Their rollicking, diverse setlist contains all manner of material, from the past two decades of bands they have individually played in - spanning material from both artists, including songs from Alice Cooper, The Almighty, Black Star Riders, Brother Cane & Thin Lizzy catalogues, plus anecdotal stories and much more.

Ricky adds “Warwick/ Johnson is a great opportunity for myself and Damon to go out and play the songs we love, raw and stripped down with maximum intent creating a great atmosphere at every show” This is truly a show not to be missed!

Catch Warwick & Johnson at Zephyr Bar, Bournemouth on 7th October 2018

THE SUB:SECTION

drum&bass | jungle |

by Harry D-Tox

Welcome, welcome, welcome and after a short time out for the festival season, Box Fulla Records are back for our beloved Dorset Music’s Sub:Section. This month we talk to DJ, producer and all round badman about him getting air play on 1Xtra, his musical roots as well as his future movements, the artist formally and still known as… Majix !! (A round of applause, gun hands, blaps & boes). Greetings sir and big up for letting us delve in to your affairs as it were ;) haha. Always best to start at the beginning in these situations so, question uno…

turntables when I was about 12. Some numark direct drives (not the sh!tty battle pack ones) and a bunch of dodgy trance records like PPK Resurrection etc. Aside from that I was always pinching my mum’s reggae cds and listening to dub and reggae from an early age. That was the beginning of my journey.

When I first met you, probably over 10 years ago now, you were one third of a Swanage based Dubstep crew The Dub Smuglaz. How and when did the crew originally form and do you still do stuff together?

Straight up mad love to my brothers Alex and Sam. We had some crazy times back then, from Where did you grow up and how did you first beach raves in a secret cove, playing on the front get in to music? lawn of a giant mansion estate house, putting on our own club events, we even created our own Wow that was an intro. First off massive sound system “The Code Red Sound System’. respect to the Box Fulla Fam and Dorset Music We were blessed enough to play some of the Mag, thank you for this opportunity, let’s get most insane nights to some insane crowds. A straight into it then. Yeah, so I was a bit here, huge amount of this fun was down to the man there and everywhere to begin with. My mum Andre (Vibez Events) who gave us so many and dad were part of the hippie/rave scene back opportunities to do our thing, so big ups to man in the day, travelled around a bit, Birmingham like DRE!!!!! Yeah, so we kind of came together being the first place I remember calling home. naturally. Swanage not being a big place, Sam Eventually, we moved south and ended up in and Alex were good friends already, and were Swanage, where I now call home. popping off dubstep house parties about and How did I first get into music? MY MUM I had just got into dubstep myself in the glory AND DAD. Definitely not resting in peace, my days of dubstep. We started doing bits together, old man was a bit of a legend, from what I’ve house parties, beach and field parties. I went been told. A big name in the 90’s rave, hippie off to Ibiza to play some music on the white traveller community. Unfortunately, he passed isle in the mid naughties and when I returned I away when I was pretty young but before this had an email from a guy starting a new event in he passed on his love for music. Everything Bournemouth, who wanted resident DJ’s (Vibez from Christian rock, reggae jungle, hip hop, Events.) I gave Sam and Alex a shout and POW dub, allsorts and, regrettably, mainly trance and the Dub Smuglaz official fun began. We haven’t techno but eh not everyone is done anything for a little while now, due to family perfect, haha. and other commitments, Sam being out of the Getting me country doesn’t help. You never know, one day ;) my first who knows. set of Massively hyped to hear you getting airplay on BBC 1 Xtra with your own productions, how did that come about?

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Smugla Majix

Sept 7th - Back 2 School Rave @ Bomo Bunker.

Sept 14th - Back To Bass;ics @ Halo.

Sept 18th - Sub 78:Blackmarket @ The Bunker.

Sept 21st - Culture @ The Bomo Bunker.

Sept 25th - Lazy Dub @ The Bomo Bunker.

Sept 27th - Stage 1 @ The Bomo Bunker.

Sept 29th - Major Bass @ The Bomo Bunker.

Sept 29th - SASASAS Next Level @ O2 Academy.

To be perfectly honest I have no idea. I’m so humbled by this. More recently I’ve been associated with midlands based Grime/Bassline Crew EMR records (big up RAME and the gang), together with EMR family grime production Badman Kronzy, we featured on an EP for grime producer Dixon Beats. We had to provide remixes for his original track “Judas” and it was released for free download on Dixon Beats YouTube Channel. Next thing I get an email from Bronzy saying “I just heard your version of the track on 1Xtra!!!”. Sure enough I checked it out, and the legend that is Sian Anderson had been Playing my jam on BBC 1XTRA. Crazy! Right to this day none of know how this happened, as none of us sent the EP to her or anyone at the BBC. She must have found my track off her own back and liked it enough to download it and play it on air.

Like we just mentioned, you’re mainly known for your grime and 140 sets and production, but unknown to some you also have a whole heap of your own drum and bass production in the pipeline. Has drum and bass always been something that you have dabbled in? And if not, how long have you been making drum and bass tracks?

This brings us to my new chapter then. No, drum and bass has always been a passion of mine. Before the lads got me into grime I was a DNB head. Liquid and jungle to be precise. I have a pretty big DNB wax collection and used to play DNB in and around Swanage a lot, Swanage used to have a pretty big DNB scene funnily enough. Shout out to the function days!!!! DJ SWITCH, DUSK and NIJE B. I used to go buy wax online and from Destiny records (from Dark Dean) even my current 1210’s came out of club destiny when it shut. I never really went on to mix DNB live out of Swanage for some reason though. Recently I decided to start making DNB, well overdue to be honest. Not sure why I hadn’t already. I absolutely love liquid above all over sub genres of the legendary thing that is DNB, so, this is my aim I guess. Being a lover of jungle and reggae this will influence the sound I’m trying to create. I’m 3 months into my journey now and starting to find my sound I think.

One of the liquid D&B tunes that you are working on has your cousin singing vocals on it, her vocals sound high calibre and the overall vibe and tune you have created are standout.

Do you have plans to release this tune? And can you tell us more about the process of making it?

OHH, I don’t know how much I want to say about this track. It’s kind of something I’m trying to keep a lid on until its fully ready, but now you mention it I’ll give you a little bit of info. IT’S SICK!!! My cousin has the most amazing set of lungs on her, SHOUT OUT TONIA VICTORIA!!!!!

I can’t take all the credit for creating this track as I took elements from an original soul r&b track of hers and created a new liquid track, but yes out of everything I’ve created so far this seems to be the standout. I’m currently working with DJ Breakneck to master the track so that we can start getting it out to labels and see what comes from it. Making this track was too much fun.

Right now, I’m working with two producers KDSIX aka CQ (729 crew) and MULENGA SOUND to perfect my tech skills and get to where I want to be. I owe a lot to these guys right now especially one half of Mulenga aka DJ SWITCH (don’t know if I’m allowed to say that) I’m learning a lot from this guy mad love (he happens to be music lecturer at a university). So, props for this track go to them two guys also!!! That’s as much as I’m going into about this track for now. Sorry bro.

As the festival season draws to an end and we sadly witnessed the last ever On the Bus Festival, did you reach many others this year, and what memorable moments happened all in all?

On The Bus…….. I’m gutted to lose this as part of my yearly routine. I’ve never missed a single summer festival, been lucky enough to DJ at every one and had some of the most memorable moments and met so many people there. MAD LOVE TO BURT AND ALL THE CREW. One memorable moment of festivals this year was pretty funny… I’m at Wilkswood Reggae Festival, I get the phone call from a friend it’s time to drive to on the bus festival for his set.

So, I jump in my car and decide it’s a cool idea to pick him up from his tent, save him walking. Just happens to be at the very bottom of the steepest hill he could find. It starts raining at this point.

Get to his tent, flash the lights, he jumps in the car. Spend the next don’t know how long trying to get the car up the slip ‘n slide the hill had now become. Almost giving up. Eventually we did it and made it to DJ D-TOX’s LAST SET AT OTB!!

The biggest highlight was by far that I played for the first time a DJ set of pretty much all my own Drum and Bass productions at On the Bus Festival. To top it off the next night played the same set at Wilkswood Reggae Festival right before Lee Scratch Perry (I was on the next stage along but that’s a minor detail.) Bucket list stuff ;) so much love goes out to the Dubwood Productions team that put on Wilkswood Reggae Festival. Next year it is going to be off the grid BE THERE!!!!

Haha I was not expecting you to tell that story! That was proper jokes. So finally let the people know what bookings and projects you have got coming up and where is best to follow and find out more about you?

That would be telling. Watch this space….

You can find me on soundcloud.com/its-a-maj-ting and facebook.com/SmuglaMajix

Big respect to Majix, that was a fun interview!

If you are a Jungle, D&B or related genre 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 via boxfulla@mail.com

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Smack bang in the middle of Bournemouth town centre stands St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church. Built in 1887 it’s not the kind of place you’d expect to spot world famous DJs and celebrities, but Halo isn’t any club! We chat with the man behind the magic, Ty Temel.

Hi Ty, thanks for taking the time to speak with us. When Halo opened, it took over from V, a student nightclub that had it’s licenced revoked.

How difficult was it convincing the authorities to let this space continue to be used for entertainment and how has your relationship with the council blossomed since?

It wasn’t an easy task by any stretch, however with a great team and a wealth of operating experience in the industry, along with a robust plan we managed to get the green light to open our doors. We are thankful to the council for giving us a chance and after winning ‘Best Club’ three years in a row we hope they now feel they made he right choice.

Since then our relationship with the local authorities has grown from strength to strength. We now host

a number of outdoor large scale events locally along with the full support of the council.

Halo hasn’t managed to lose it’s appeal over the years and has queues up the road on a regular basis. What do you see as key to the venues success?

I wouldn’t say any one factor is the key as such, but a variety of factors together. Firstly we are set inside of a former church so as far as venue’s goes its pretty unique. Secondly I would say diversity, we ensure our programming and entertainment is always different so there’s a little bit for everyone, we are constantly striving to bring the next big thing, stay ahead of the curve. Innovating instead of imitating if you will.

The production used in house rivals some of the largest clubs in the country, what’s your favourite tech toy to play with and how does lighting and sound impact a show?

My personal favourite has to be the pressurised CO2 Cannons, purely

due to the fact that the impact these have on the atmosphere is immense and most importantly it’s the only one I know how to use. However we pride ourselves in production.

Whatever show we do, little or large this is paramount to us. You could have the best space and biggest DJ but with no production there is zero atmosphere it completely makes the experience.

Parties at Halo often feature some kind of celebrity guest and meet and greet. Who has been your favourite guest and have you any juicy stories to tell?

That’s a tough one as we have had so many with Celebrity appearances most Mondays and Guest DJ’s most Fridays. Danny Dyer and Verne Troyer (Mini Me) were great fun and I really enjoyed Tinie Tempah and Giggs’ performances to name a few.

Oh we have some amazing stories but I’m afraid what happens in Halo stays in Halo

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Recently we’ve seen Halo branch out from the venue and throw some excellent outdoor parties such as Sandfest and Paradise Beach. What’s

been the reception to these and what else can we expect from Halo in the future?

SandFest has been a huge success, it’s actually pretty overwhelming the amount of support we’ve had with it only being year 2. Same for Paradise Beach which we launched this year.

This area has so much potential and we plan to keep bringing new and unique concepts here.

We are working on some pretty exciting projects at the moment but all will be revealed soon!

Freshers are rolling back into town this September and Halo is clearly a student favourite, why should the new recruits to Bournemouth come and check out Halo this freshers season?

We have been working all year to program the best last quarter for the South so I’m confident there will be something for everyone. Expect state of the art light and sound along with the best DJ’s in the world all jam packed inside of a former church.

What more could you ask for?

Check out venue listings at www.halobournemouth.com

Ty Temel

PREVIEWS 60s Rock’n’Roll OGs

THE SEARCHERS

Following the success of The Beatles and capitalising on the Mersey Sound came The Searchers. In 1963 they quickly established their own distinctive sound and dedicated following, with a 12 string lead guitar and harmonies which anticipated the sound of The Byrds. ‘Sweets For My Sweet’, ‘Sugar & Spice’ and ‘Needles & Pins’ were their three number one hits, their total world sales exceed over 30 million. The Searchers have continued to play their music throughout the world and are as popular as ever with audiences of all ages.

7TH SEPT | REGENT CENTRE, CHRISTCHURCH Leading female singer songwriter since the 70s

JOAN ARMATRADING

Joan Armatrading’s rich, distinctive voice and passionate yet tender blend of Pop Jazz, Folk and Blues music has earned her a place in British music history.

As a pioneering and hugely influential songwriter and singer, along with Grammy and Brit nominations Joan has received an Ivor Novello award for her outstanding collection of contemporary songs.

THE BRITISH COLLECTIVE

14TH SEPT | LIGHTHOUSE, POOLE A night of British soul legends and special guests

The core members of this landmark group are Don-e, Junior Giscombe, Noel McKoy and Omar, who have been amongst the ‘Torch Bearers’ of authentic British soul music since the 80’s. Individually, they have sold millions of records worldwide, recorded some of the most iconic British soul anthems and won many notable industry awards.

14TH SEPT | CANVAS, BOURNEMOUTH A little bit country, a lotta bit punk, with a side of cow

In 1992 when grunge was what every self respecting alternative music fan was into, a group of friends who decided to go against the grain formed a band that the likes of Dorset and the world had never seen. As the band’s sound evolved with a mash of punk, country and rockabilly which brought together the band’s very own genre “Cowpunk” Expect another manic evening of cow punk and hillbilly pronking.

PRONGHORN

15TH SEPT | THE HORTON INN, WIMBORNE SIKTH

19TH SEPT |ENGINE

Underground UK progressive metal A metal band with a refreshingly original take on the genre. They have a powerful sound, making full use of their large six-man line-up. The group’s mission to create their own style of progressive music has took them on tours all round the world earned them plenty of praise and are often cited as a key influence on the Djent movement. The band reunited for Download 2014, six years after the cult Watford act broke fans’ hearts by parting ways in 2008 and have been tearing up the live circuit ever since.

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PREVIEWS KYLIE

Still spinning around

From girl next door to the ultimate pop diva, Kylie has come a long way since her Neighbours days. Regarded as the official queen of pop, her long career has taken her from the manufactured pure pop of ‘I Should Be So Lucky’ to the slick and sophisticated electro of ‘Can’t Get You Out Of My Head’.

22ND SEPT | BOURNEMOUTH BIC LOS PACAMINOS (FEATURING PAUL YOUNG)

Incendiary Tex-Mex Mix

This highly respected Tex-Mex outfit is led by one of the UK’s finest and best loved vocalists - Paul Young. Paul is not the only luminary in the seven piece band, however. Some of the best musicians in the business have teamed up to present the incendiary mix of Tex-Mex classics, Spanish songs and original material that make up the music of Los Pacaminos

22ND SEPT | TIVOLI THEATRE, WIMBORNE Soaring strings, striking vocal harmonies & all the hits THE ELO EXPERIENCE

To see an excellent tribute act like this is the chance to experience for the first time (or re-live) the 70’ and 80’s hits that ELO are renowned for. Be sure to enjoy a fun night of nostalgia, singing and uplifting enjoyment to some of the greatest songs ever written

TREE HOUSE FIRE

6TH SEPT | PAVILION THEATRE, BOURNEMOUTH Reggae, Dub, Ska, Festival Vibes Hailing from Surrey and South Wales in the UK, Tree House Fire are a 5-piece reggae/dub band that play their own style of upbeat, catchy songs with infectious hooks, soothing grooves and stomping beats, tailor-made to get you moving!The popularity of the band has seen them share the stage with the likes of The Skints, Sonic Boom Six, Jaya the Cat, The Beat, The Selecter and many more

29TH SEPT | THE 1865, SOUTHAMPTON LA rockers make a rare trip to the UK

Sasquatch is a rock band from Los Angeles, CA. They tend to sip on influences from 70’s metal, rock, and psychedelia. Their songwriting approach is clear-cut; keep the focus on the hook. The band was born in Philadelphia in 2000 and moved to Los Angeles in 2001.

The band’s music has been featured on a variety of movies, television shows, and video games including the reissue of Clerks, Sons of Anarchy, Dog The Bounty Hunter, Jersey Girl, The Supernatural, and MTV’s Viva La Bam plus loads more.

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SASQUATCH

30TH SEPT| THE ANVIL, BOURNEMOUTH

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GIG LISTINGS

the best of the rest

Sat 1 The Boat That Rocks, Portland : Stereoironics (Stereophonics Tribute) Sat 1 Anvil, Bournemouth : PXR5 (An Aural and Visual Tribute to Hawkwind)+ Digital Retinal Fetish Gallery Sat 1 Weymouth Pavillion, Weymouth : Magic A Kind of Queen

Sun 2 Foundry Arms, Poole : Junco shakers Sun 2 Poole Labour Club, Poole : Total Madness(Madness Tribute) Sun 2 The Black Swan, Swanage : Inner City Smugglers Sun 2 Weymouth Pavillion, Weymouth : The Illegal Eagles Sun 2 Thomas Tripp (Christchurch), Christchurch : Krista Green: and the Bees Mon 3 The Madding Crowd, Bournemouth : Southern Brotherhood Tue 4 Drax Arms, Bere Regis : Drax Arms Folk Night:Featuring: Adrian Legg Tue 4 Lord Nelson, Poole : The Red Crow Wed 5 Lighthouse, Poole : Alexander Burke+ Support Wed 5 Lord Nelson, Poole : Trouble In Mind Wed 5 Thomas Tripp (Christchurch), Christchurch : Lakewood Duo Fri 7 Poole Quay, Poole : Poole Blues Festival Fri 7 Swanage Folk Festival Fri 7 Canvas, Bournemouth : Soultown Collective Fri 7 Regent Centre, Christchurch : The Searchers Fri 7 The Madding Crowd, Bournemouth : Endea+ Dresden Fri 7 Tivoli Theatre, Wimborne : Chris Farlowe+ The Norman Beaker Band Fri 7 Sound Circus, Bournemouth : Tenacious G (Tribute to Tenacious D) Fri 7 Grove Tavern, Bournemouth : Afro Tallawah Sat 8 Sep 2018 Lord Nelson, Poole : Mercy Lounge Sat 8 Sep 2018 Sturminster Newton Cheese Festival Sat 8 Swanage Folk Festival Sat 8 Poole Quay Blues Festival Sat 8 Canford Heath Community Centre, Poole : Mark Anstead Sat 8 Tivoli Theatre, Wimborne : Pete Brown and the Newgrass Cutters Sat 8 The White Horse Inn, Swanage : Lady Winwoods Maggot Sat 8 Oakdale Conservative Club, Oakdale, Poole : The Decatonics Sun 9 Sep 2018, 16:00, Taphouse, Wimborne : Tom & The Clementynes Sun 9 Tivoli Theatre, Wimborne : Ruby Turner Sun 9 Lord Nelson, Poole : The Red Crow Mon 10 Chaplins Cellar Bar, Boscombe : Monkeys Uncle Tue 11 Ye Olde Starre Inne, Christchurch : Folk and Roots Night Tue 11 Lord Nelson, Poole : Sweet FA Tue 11 Chaplins Cellar Bar, Boscombe : Wordmakers Wed 12 Dean Park Inn, Bournemouth : The Rhythm & Grooves Jam Wed 12 Lord Nelson, Poole : Innocent Bystander (Covers Duo)

Sun 16 Thomas Tripp (Christchurch), Christchurch : MI3 Sun 16 Chaplins Cellar Bar, Boscombe : Nano Trio

Tue 18 Tivoli Theatre, Wimborne : Dominic Kirwan: in Celtic Country Tue 18 Lord Nelson, Poole : Blame George Tue 18 Chaplins Cellar Bar, Boscombe : Soulcreek Thu 20 Four Horsemen, Bournemouth : Tim Somerfield(Afro Ninja) Fri 21 The Madding Crowd, Bournemouth : Klauss Shnopplejagen Sat 22 Bournemouth International Centre : Kylie Minogue Sat 22 Buffalo Bar, Lansdowne, Bournemouth : Clams+ Dead Lettuce Sat 22 Tivoli Theatre : Los Pacaminos (Featuring Paul Young) Sat 22 Lord Nelson, Poole : Lady Winwoods Maggot Sat 22 Ropemakers, Bridport : Harpin’ On Sun 23 Lord Nelson, Poole : Jools Blues Allstars Sun 23 Sep 2018, Legion, Swanage : Generation 79 Sun 23 Sep 2018 The Haven, Lymington : Jan Robinson Mon 24 Chaplins Cellar Bar : Conrad Barrs Forbidden Planet Tue 25 Lord Nelson, Poole : Tim Somerfield(Afro Ninja) Wed 26 Anvil, Bournemouth : Airways + Cherry Lotus Wed 26 Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth : The ELO Experience Wed 26 Lord Nelson, Poole : Darren Hodson Wed 26 Thomas Tripp (Christchurch), Christchurch : Matt Black Thu 27 Ferndown Royal British Legion : Inferior Complex + Skaema Fri 28 Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth : 80’vs Mania Fri 28 The Madding Crowd, Bournemouth : 27 Days + One Word Fri 28 Weymouth Pavillion, Weymouth : Russell Watson Fri 28 James and White, Christchurch : The Goodfoot Band Fri 28 Lord Nelson, Poole : Loose Connections Sat 29 Holt Lodge Farm, Wimborne : Horton Stomp Sat 29 Anvil, Bournemouth : Mallory Knox + Towers + The Stayawakes Sat 29 Shelley Theatre, Bournemouth : Josienne Clarke+ Ben Walker Sat 29 The Hope & Anchor, Bridport : Lithium Sat 29 Parkstone Trades & Labour Club, Parkstone, Poole : The Defectors Sat 29 Chaplins Cellar Bar, Boscombe : Tree House Fire Sun 30 Holt Lodge Farm, Wimborne : Horton Stomp Sun 30 Lord Nelson, Poole : Ogri & The Cafe Racers Sun 30 Thomas Tripp (Christchurch), Christchurch : Bubba Tubs Sun 30 Chaplins Cellar Bar, Boscombe : Zoe Schwarz+ Rob Koral

Thu 13 Lighthouse, Poole : Jimmy Osmond + Support Thu 13 The Madding Crowd, Bournemouth : City Glow + Support Thu 13 Chaplins Cellar Bar, Boscombe : Black Tree Vultures Fri 14 Lighthouse, Poole : Joan Armatrading Fri 14 Shelley Theatre, Bournemouth : Neil Taylor Fri 14 Weymouth Pavillion, Weymouth : The Carpenters Story Fri 14 Canvas, Bournemouth : The British Collective Fri 14 Sound Circus : Ayriss+ Jams Haynes + Klauss Shnopplejagen Fri 14 Lord Nelson, Poole : Phoenix Sat 15 All2Wheelers, Poole : All2Wheelers Open Day Sat 15 Sep 2018, Chaplins Cellar Bar, Boscombe : Novaturient International Charity All Dayer Sat 15 Tivoli Theatre, Wimborne : Roxy Musique (Roxy Music Tribute) Sat 15 The Gloucester, Weymouth : One Word Sat 15 Lord Nelson, Poole : QED

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Gigs of the Month Sat 1st Chaplin’s Cellar Bar, Boscombe :Sixteen String Jack Fri 7th The Madding Crowd, Bournemouth :Endea+ Dresden

www.rock-regeneration.co.uk Live Review MONSTER LOGIC

This is backed up by the Stratocaster bookends of Nat Harrop and Josh Ward who show some great technical If you love live music then the place skills, along with the solid Aidan to be in Bournemouth is the newly Formston on bass who has previously opened Madding Crowd. The venue depped with Christchurch band ‘One features a plethora of live music nights Word’. At the back Jordan Couter hits in fantastic surroundings and tonight is the skins and keeps the beat in a really the turn of Run The Night’s ‘Emerging animated way.

Bands’ night, put together by in house The band showcase a host of well put promoter Brandon Moss; who each together original songs like ‘Too Rich Friday puts on some of the best bands For My Blood’ and the epic upbeat making waves on the local music ‘Selfish’. There are also a few reworked scene. covers including The Pixies ‘Where Tonight is the turn of five-piece Dorset is my Mind’ and ‘7’ by Catfish & The indie band ‘Monster Logic’, who are Bottlemen which gets a total tempo about to release they debut Ep later makeover, as well as some nice wah this month. Their EP was recorded wah pedal-effect guitar. I am always with the help of Russ Gannicott at the a sucker for a new band and always Lighthouse in Christchurch. These guys get taken in by the innocence and are only in their late teens and to start enthusiasm. You cannot help liking with look a little wooden at times, but these guys, they have plenty of talent as things progress their talents start in abundance as well as some great to show. The band’s lead singer Alex musical skills and some new fresh Willmott is a spectacled nerdy sort, ideas. They already have some gig think Cocker/Curtis and you’ll get the experience under their belts and only idea. His impressive vocal delivery is time will tell how they will progress. I powerful, moving and really hits the shall watch with interest as I am always spot. looking for my next favourite band.

Chinners recommends Ayriss- ‘Amiss’ - Debut Solo Album from Jordan Ayriss (Gutter Rats, Ironic Encounter & Sepia Daze)

www.facebook.com/ayrissmusic

Toby Janes- Song for Your Woodland Walk - Ep ( All Proceeds go to British Heart Foundation)

www.facebook.com/tobyjanesmusic Southern Brotherhood- ‘Truth & Lies’

(Blues Rockers 4th album Rec’d at Basement Studio in Wimborne)

www.southernbrotherhoodmusic.com

DORSET MUSIC | SEPTEMBER

Fri 7th The Horton Inn, Wimborne :Grizzly & The Grasshoppers Sat 8th The White Horse Inn, Swanage :Lady Winwood s Maggot Sun 9th Taphouse, Wimborne :Tom & The Clementynes Thu 13th Chaplin’s Cellar Bar, Boscombe :Black Tree Vultures Thu 13th The Madding Crowd, Bournemouth :City Glow + Support Fri 14th Sound Circus, Bournemouth :Ayriss+ Jams Haynes + Klauss Shnopplejagen Wed 26th Anvil, Bournemouth Airways + Cherry Lotus + The Bedroom Text Fri 28th The Madding Crowd, Bournemouth :27 Days + One Word

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CHINNERS

Rock Regeneration

September 2018

Sat 1 Shindig Sixteen String Jack (folk/country) DORSET DJ Miss Summers till late SUNSHINE CIDER Sun 2 Jazz on Sunday with Ian Ellis & Friends Mon 3 Solid Air - Ben Johnstone + Jordan Gray + Matt Maher + Tom Bradford Tue 4 Carl’s Comedy Club - MC Carl Filer Wed 5 Open Mic Night hosted by Si Genaro in Chaplins Thu 6 Ben Rose’s Evening of Country Fri 7 Running With Wolves (rock) + Dj Connie till late Sat 8 Wessex Pistols + Dj Mikee Sun 9 Folk on Sunday with The Fox & The Owl Mon 10 Forbidden Planet Special - Adam Betts + People Tue 11 Word Makers & Silence Breakers - Myriam San Marco Wed 12 Open Mic Night hosted by Si Genaro in Chaplins Thu 13 Rubber Soul - Black Tree Vultures + Trip Wizard + Dj Connie Fri 14 GYpsy Juke Box + Dj Miss Summers Sat 15 Novaturient International’s Fundraiser

Sun 16 Mon 17 Tue 18 Wed 19

Mischa & His Merry Men + Brothers Grimmer + Citizen Perez + Mad Definition + Soulcreek + Mikey Ball and More -- DJ Lively from midnight

Jazz on Sunday with the Nano Trio Solid Air: Monkey’s Uncle + Scarlette Acoustic Tuesday in Chaplins with Soulcreek Open Mic Night hosted by Si Genaro in Chaplins

AUTUMN EQUINOX - Beer and Cider Festival 20th-25th

Thu 20 Rubber Soul -- Punk Rock Triple Bill - A Decade Late + The Mistakes + All of This + DJ Connie till late Fri 21 Dreamcatcher + DJ Unification till late ur

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Sun 23 Sun 23 Mon 24 Tue 25

Oxjam’s Launch Party

Captain Accident & The Disasters + bands all day DJ Mikee till the early hours

DCF Fundraiser from 2pm in the garden

Jazz on Sunday with the FB Pocket Orchestra Forbidden Planet - Geiger + film/visuals A very special acoustic evening in the Cellar Bar with Alex Roberts + Kaia Vieira - £5 on the door Wed 26 Open Mic Extravaganza in the Cellar Bar Thu 27 Bandstand Buildings on Fire (Reading) + Adelante Fri 28 The Intercepteurs (ska) + DJ Connie till late Sat 29 Tree House Fire (reggae/dub) + DJ Dubwize till late Sun 30 Jazz on Sunday with Zoe Schwarz & Rob Koral follow our Instagram: chaplinscellarbar -- Facebook: chaplins-bar -- twitter@chaplinscellar -- Contact us via our Website: www.chaplins-bar.co.uk Correct at time of press