Beats 'n' Pieces
STEVENAGE-based Amanaboutadog are down in the Green Room above The Doctor s Tonic in Welwyn GC town centre tomorrow (Friday) night. They have a little bit of the Yeah Yeah Yeah s about them but stand firmly on their own eight feet. Look out for the video
STEVENAGE-based Amanaboutadog are down in the Green Room above The Doctor's Tonic in Welwyn GC town centre tomorrow (Friday) night.
They have a little bit of the Yeah Yeah Yeah's about them but stand firmly on their own eight feet. Look out for the video show on screen behind them.
* THE Funky Monks, a six-piece collective who play funk and soul, are back with a gig at The Wilbury in Letchworth on Saturday.
The ever-popular Monks will be playing their usual mixture of upbeat rhythms and soulful beats.
* JACK Names the Planets, Super Hands, Counterfeit, Violet Martinez - it's the equivalent of having a big fat bag of Bassetts Dolly Mixtures you can't wait to get your hands on.
All four are on at Shorty's Sports Bar, Hitchin, this Saturday.
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* THE Lost Boys are at it again next week, with a performance at The Rose in Biggleswade next Saturday, June 17. Fans will be glad to know that they haven't become a punk band and they intend to play all their classics.
