About this Event

E Mute

22:15 - 23:00

With the release of their new EP this summer, E-MUTE will be doing what they do best and filling out Venues through out the UK, from Dundee to Devon. With 34.2k followers on Twitter alone, E- MUTE is already breaking the Alternative Indie Rock scene. Their unique sound with influences of Franz Ferdinand, Muse, Foo Fighters and Depeche Mode draw audiences from all over the world, with a huge fan base in the US, UK and Europe.



The new EP with brand new unheard tracks is guaranteed to be yet another big hit with fans. Seeing the latest Single ‘Praise Your Sense’ hit the top 20 in the Soundcloud Alternative Rock Charts it is likely going to be a big year for E-MUTE, and not one to miss out on.



Music Week – ‘A sound with harder edge, with melodies that fuse dark edgy rock, electronica and philosophical lyrics’



James Da Wave

21:30 - 22:00

Based in and hailing from Pecknarm, James Da Wave is an Alternative, down and up tempo artist with influences that range from as far and wide as Jamie T to Gregory Porter, from King Krule to The Specials, and Mount Kimbie to Bonobo.



Roars Hunter

20:45 - 21:15

Mick Jagger's secret love child raised by Charlie Chaplin and Michael Jackson. My mother ran away before I was born.

"Ambition is my gift and my sickness, there's got to be a way to fix this, I'm so viral you can't even link this" - Roars Hunter



My music isn’t a specific genre but it is adaptable - it can be played to 5 close friends in a living room or to 100,000 people on the festival circuit & I'm gonna bring one hell of a party. No limits.



KATE

20:00 - 20:30

Kate is originally from Sydney, Australia and now lives in London. Her debut EP ‘Inside Out’ is out now: http://po.st/KateiTunes.

Check her out on:

Website: http://kateofficial.com/

Vevo: http://www.youtube.com/KateMusicVEVO

Twitter: http://twitter.com/katep_music

Covers: http://www.youtube.com/KatePavliMusic

Instagram: http://instagram.com/katep_music

Reverbnation: http://www.reverbnation.com/katepmusic